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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The first war of America's existence as an independent state was fought against the Shawnee, the Miami, and other Ohio River Valley tribes in the Northwest Indian War of 179095. The war provides a window into how US conquest of the continent would proceed through the next century and comprise a central element of US foreign policy into the future. Szarejko examines why the United States first engaged in this war to secure its claim to the Old Northwest and how the reverberations of the war extend far beyond the process of settlement. In focusing on US strategy during the warits reliance on military bases to project power and a nascent counterinsurgency doctrineSzarejko expertly traces the patterns established by this conflict throughout American political history and demonstrates how that military victory continues to be legitimized today through local commemorations of the war. This innovative book argues forcefully against the conventional claim that early US foreign policy was isolationist, brings Indigenous politics more fully into the realm of international relations, and allows researchers in several scholarly fields to better understand the nature of American conquest. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: New. The first war of America's existence as an independent state was fought against the Shawnee, the Miami, and other Ohio River Valley tribes in the Northwest Indian War of 1790-95. The war provides a window into how US conquest of the continent would proceed through the next century and comprise a central element of US foreign policy into the future. Szarejko examines why the United States first engaged in this war to secure its claim to the Old Northwest and how the reverberations of the war extend far beyond the process of settlement. In focusing on US strategy during the war-its reliance on military bases to project power and a nascent counterinsurgency doctrine-Szarejko expertly traces the patterns established by this conflict throughout American political history and demonstrates how that military victory continues to be legitimized today through local commemorations of the war. This innovative book argues forcefully against the conventional claim that early US foreign policy was isolationist, brings Indigenous politics more fully into the realm of international relations, and allows researchers in several scholarly fields to better understand the nature of American conquest.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The first war of America's existence as an independent state was fought against the Shawnee, the Miami, and other Ohio River Valley tribes in the Northwest Indian War of 179095. The war provides a window into how US conquest of the continent would proceed through the next century and comprise a central element of US foreign policy into the future. Szarejko examines why the United States first engaged in this war to secure its claim to the Old Northwest and how the reverberations of the war extend far beyond the process of settlement. In focusing on US strategy during the warits reliance on military bases to project power and a nascent counterinsurgency doctrineSzarejko expertly traces the patterns established by this conflict throughout American political history and demonstrates how that military victory continues to be legitimized today through local commemorations of the war. This innovative book argues forcefully against the conventional claim that early US foreign policy was isolationist, brings Indigenous politics more fully into the realm of international relations, and allows researchers in several scholarly fields to better understand the nature of American conquest. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Defending Scripture's Case for Life-with Clarity, Compassion, and CourageThe Parking Lot Question"Where does the Bible condemn abortion?" The man asked it bluntly in a grocery store parking lot, pointing to the "God Is Pro Life" frame on Francis W. Szarejko's car. "I'm a Christian," he added, "and I can't find the word abortion in the Bible."That honest, unsettling question is exactly why this book exists-to equip believers with a clear, confident, and biblically faithful answer.A Biblical Case for LifeFrom Genesis to Revelation, Scripture reveals God as the Author and Giver of life and teaches the dignity of every human person made in His image. God Is Pro-Life demonstrates how the Bible establishes a culture of life, from conception to natural death, and how Christians can speak the truth in love, based on the simple moral principle that intentionally killing an innocent human being is wrong.Inside, Francis W. Szarejko equips believers to engage with care and confidence: Defend the unborn: See how Scripture affirms personhood from the womb (e.g., Psalm 139; Luke 1-and more) and how "You shall not murder" applies to the most vulnerableEngage today's challenges wisely: Understand abortion's impact and the pressures that normalize infanticide, physician assisted suicide, and euthanasiaApply Christian bioethics to end of life issues with courage and careNavigate hard cases with compassion: Consider biblical, life affirming responses to rape, incest, and infertility-and how to think Christianly about technologies like IVF and surrogacyLive faithfully in the public square: Learn how to evaluate laws (including the FACE Act) and how to act justly and love mercyLearn about government threats to pro-life activists through real-life case studies like Mark Houck'sBe ready to act: Each chapter includes Scripture engagement, practical application, heartfelt prayer, and specific steps to be a light for lifeMore Than a Book: A Discipleship ManualGod Is Pro Life moves you from knowledge to action-informing your mind, stirring your heart, and empowering your words.Who This Book Is ForStudents, parents, pastors, and everyday Christians who know life is precious and want the biblical foundation-and the gracious words-to explain why.A Word of GraceIf you carry regret or grief related to abortion or infertility, this book is for you, too. In Christ, there is truth and there is mercy.Don't be caught unprepared. When the question comes-across a kitchen table, in a classroom, or in a parking lot-you'll be ready to offer a gentle, biblical answer. Start reading today and be equipped with clarity, courage, and Christlike compassion.About the Author: Francis W. Szarejko regularly speaks and teaches on bioethics, Christian apologetics, and Christian living topics. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The first war of America's existence as an independent state was fought against the Shawnee, the Miami, and other Ohio River Valley tribes in the Northwest Indian War of 1790-95. The war provides a window into how US conquest of the continent would proceed through the next century and comprise a central element of US foreign policy into the future. Szarejko examines why the United States first engaged in this war to secure its claim to the Old Northwest and how the reverberations of the war extend far beyond the process of settlement. In focusing on US strategy during the war-its reliance on military bases to project power and a nascent counterinsurgency doctrine-Szarejko expertly traces the patterns established by this conflict throughout American political history and demonstrates how that military victory continues to be legitimized today through local commemorations of the war. This innovative book argues forcefully against the conventional claim that early US foreign policy was isolationist, brings Indigenous politics more fully into the realm of international relations, and allows researchers in several scholarly fields to better understand the nature of American conquest.…

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