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When presidents try to make peace: What Trump could learn from Teddy Roosevelt, Carter, Clinton and his own first term

  • Written by Andrew E. Busch, Professor and Associate Director, Institute of American Civics, University of Tennessee
When presidents try to make peace: What Trump could learn from Teddy Roosevelt, Carter, Clinton and his own first termU.S. President Theodore Roosevelt, center, introduces Russian and Japanese delegates during negotiations at the Portsmouth Peace Conference in Kittery, Maine, in August 1905. Hulton Archive/Getty Images

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