CRITICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. PREFACE vii
3. CONTENTS xi
4. PART ONE. INTRODUCTION: CLAUSEWITZIAN REALISM AND AMERICAN LIBERALISM
5. I. INTRODUCTION: CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS AND LIMITED WAR 3
6. PART TWO. THE KOREAN WAR JUNE 1950 TO NOVEMBER 1950: THE PERIOD OF NORTH KOREAN AGGRESSION
7. II. THE NORTH KOREAN ATTACK: COMMUNIST “LIBERATION” AND AMERICAN “CONTAINMENT” 15
8. III. DOMESTIC POLITICS AND FORMOSA; THE REPUBLICAN DRANG NACH WESTEN 41
9. IV. MacARTHUR, FORMOSA, AND INCHON: THE MANY-SPLENDORED GENERAL 65
10. V. CROSSIJVG THE 38TH PARALLEL: THE POINT OF NO RETURN 84
11. VI. WAKE ISLAND: THE EAGLE’S TWO HEADS 104
12. VII. THE “HOME BY CHRISTMAS” OFFENSIVE: PRELUDE TO DISASTER 114
13. PART THREE. THE KOREAN WAR DECEMBER 1950 TO APRIL 1951: THE PERIOD OF CHINESE COMMUNIST INTERVENTION
14. VIII. THE MacARTHUR-TAFT ALLIANCE: THE GREAT DEBATE 137
15. IX. THE ALLIES SEEK PEACE: MR. ATTLEE AND MAO TSE-TITO 165
16. X. CHINA’S CONDEMNATION AND MacARTHUR’S DISMISSAL: HARRY TRUMAN, MIDDLE-MAN 187
17. PART FOUR. THE Mac ARTHUR HEARINGS
18. XI. Mac ARTHUR RETURNS: THE EAGLE RECLAIMED 211
19. XII. THE GENERAL’S PROSECUTION: REBEL WITH A CAUSE 221
20. XIII. THE ADMINISTRATION’S DEFENSE: THE MEEK SHALL INHERIT 239
21. XIV. TRUMAN VERSUS MacARTHUR: ACHILLES REBOUND 257
22. NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX
23. NOTES 281
24. CRITICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY 298
25. INDEX 307