What's a good textbook on International Trade? My professor for Int. Trade insists on using his unfinished notes as a basis for the class, so I'm looking for an alternative.

The syllabus goes as follows:

Gains from trade

Free trade equilibrium and offer curves

Applications of the basic trade model
Tariffs and welfare

Trade preferences

The Ricardian model

The hecksher ohlin model- fixed coefficients

The theory of international capital flows

As background: by this point we've had a few micro and macro courses, industrial organization, public economics, game theory, optimization, and linear algebra.

Thanks in advance
International Economics by Alan M. Taylor and Robert C. Feenstra is a good alternative, as International Trade by John Mclaren, which is more original.

If you look for a more advanced textbook, which discusses the underlying assumptions of the trade models, the reference is Advanced International Trade by Robert C. Feenstra.