Laura Secor of the Boston Globe gives us an advanced look at John Lewis Gaddis's new book, Surprise, Security, and the American Experience. In it, he will argue that George W. Bush ranks with John Quincy Adams and Franklin D. Roosevelt as one of three major grand strategists in American history, shaping American foreign policy for decades to come. Bush's foreign policy of pre-emptive war, unilateralism, and American hegemony, Gaddis argues, looks back to precedents in foreign policy articulated by Adams. See also: the discussion at Daniel Drezner.