Lives at Risk Hostages and Victims in

Lives at Risk: Hostages and Victims in American Foreign Policy is the first book that provides the historical content needed to understand terrorism and America's responses to terrorist acts. Historian Russell D. Buhite here examines key instances o

Introduction: Terrorism and American Foreign Relations
The Barbary Pirates: Terrorist Tormentors of the Early Republic	p. 1
A Question of Character: The Mailed Fist of the Nineteenth Century	p. 21
A Study in Contradiction: Theodore Roosevelt's Responses to Hostage Crises	p. 57
At Risk in War and Revolution: Bargaining with the Soviet Union	p. 87
Trial in Mukden: Hostages of the Chinese Communists	p. 117
The Pueblo Crisis: Hostages of North Korea	p. 137
Revolutionaries in Control: Hostages of Iran	p. 161
Dealing with Brigands and Believers: An Appraisal	p. 191
Appendix: Major Hostage Incidents in U.S. History	p. 205
Bibliography	p. 233
Index	p. 255
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