Presidential Foreign Travel coverage (Theodore Roosevelt through William J. Clinton) includes Alphabetical Lists by President and Destination. Secretaries of State Foreign Travels from 1866 to June 1999 (William Henry Seward through Madeleine K. Albright) includes Alphabetical Lists by Secretary of State and Destination. The Foreign Relations of the United States publication series presents the official documentary historical record of major U.S. foreign policy decisions and significant diplomatic activity. Produced by the State Department's Office of the Historian, the volumes included are: Truman Administration 1945-1950, Emergence of the Intelligence Establishment; Eisenhower Administration 1958-1960 Eastern Europe Region; Soviet Union, Cyprus; Kennedy Administration eight volumes including Vietnam, Kennedy-Khruschev Exchanges, Foreign Economic Policy, Cuba and Cuban Missile Crisis and Aftermath, Northeast Asia; Johnson Administration 1964-1968, 20 volumes including Vietnam, International Monetary and Trade Policy, Arms Control and Disarmament, Germany and Berlin, Eastern Europe, Arab-Israeli Dispute, Iran, Africa, Laos, Korea, China, Energy Diplomacy and Global Issues; Foundations of Foreign Policy, 1969-1972
State Department Publications include: History of the Department of State During the Clinton Presidency 1993-2001; A Short History of the U.S. Department of State, 1789-1996; Treaties Relating to Terrorism; Significant Terrorist Incidents, 1961-2001: A Brief Chronology; The United States and the Coalition Against Terrorism; State Department Records Disposition Schedule; Church Report: Covert Action in Chile 1963-1973. Holocaust-Era Assets Records; Washington Conference on Holocaust-Era Assets Proceedings; Nazi-Confiscated Art Issues. Principal Officers of the Department of State and United States Chiefs of Mission includes Alphabetical Index by person of Chiefs of Mission (by country) and Principal Officers (plus ambassadors to International Organizations). U.S. Visits by Foreign Heads of State and Government, 1874-2000
Timeline of U.S. Diplomatic History includes 1776-1783: Diplomacy of the American Revolution; 1784-1800: Diplomacy of the New Republic; 1801-1829: Jeffersonian Diplomacy; 1830-1860: Diplomacy and Westward Expansion; 1861-1865: Diplomacy of the Civil War; 1866-1913: Diplomacy and the Rise to Global Power; 1914-1920: Diplomacy of World War I; 1921-1936: Diplomacy and Isolationism; 1937-1945: Diplomacy of World War II; 1946-1968: Diplomacy of the Cold War; 1969-1989: Diplomacy and Détente; 1990-Present: Diplomacy in a Multipolar World.
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