This hardcover book titled "New South Faces the World: Foreign Affairs and the Southern Sense of Self, 1877-1950" by Tennant S. McWilliams, published in 1988 by Louisiana State University Press, is an insightful non-fiction political science book that covers the American government's foreign affairs policies during that time period. The book's first edition features an ex-library copy with a dust jacket and has 165 pages full of interesting content. The book is intended for young adults and adults interested in political science, history, and American government. The author presents a historical narrative that explores the Southern sense of self in the context of foreign affairs, without mentioning the condition of the book. This unique perspective makes the book a must-read for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of American history and politics.Box 161