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- Part One. Introduction: Clausewitzian Realism and American Liberalism
- I. Civil-Military Relations and Limited War
- Part Two. The Korean War, June to November 1950: The Period of North Korean Aggression
- II. The North Korean Attack: Communist “Liberation” and American “Containment”
- III. Domestic Politics and Formosa: The Republican Drang Nach Westen
- IV. MacArthur, Formosa, and Inchon: The Many-Splendored General
- V. Crossing the 38th Parallel: The Point of No Return
- VI. Wake Island: The Eagle’s Two Heads
- VII. The “Home by Christmas” Offensive: Prelude to Disaster
- Part Three. The Korean War, December 1950 to April 1951: The Period of Chinese Communist Intervention
- VIII. The MacArthur-Taft Alliance: The Great Debate
- IX. The Allies Seek Peace: Mr. Attlee and Mao Tse-Tito
- X. China’s Condemnation and MacArthur’s Dismissal: Harry Truman, Middleman
- Part Four: The MacArthur Hearings
- XI. MacArthur Returns: The Eagle Reclaimed
- XII. The General’s Prosecution: Rebel with a Cause
- XIII. The Administration’s Defense: The Meek Shall Inherit
- XIV. Truman Versus MacArthur: Achilles Rebound
- Notes
- Critical Bibliography
- Index
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