From progressive to liberal internationalism: congressional liberals and the making of a postwar consensus

Discusses the development of liberalism in US foreign policy in the decades following the Progressive Era. The author sheds light on the changing 20th century American scene and the outlook of national leaders in mid-century, providing an overview of the topic, including details on the influential roles of two leading members of Congress, Helen Gahagan Douglas and Carl Albert. Figures. Adapted from the source document.