Envisioning the Nation: The Early American World's Fairs and the Formation of Culture by Tuffnell, S

“…Nearly one hundred million American citizens visited international expositions held in a dozen American cities between 1876 and 1915. …”

Kettles of hawks: public opinion on the nuclear taboo and noncombatant immunity in the United States, United Kingdom, France, and Israel by Dill, J, Sagan, SD, Valentino, BA

“…Rather, Israeli respondents display the most hawkish preferences; French and American citizens are roughly equally hawkish; and the British public is consistently the least supportive of nuclear use or targeting civilians. …”