America and the Great War for Humanity and FreedomJ. C. Winston, 1917 - 352 страница |
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... powers . Nevertheless , the great powers in self - interest could scarcely avoid doing some good work . When Turkey demurred to the proposals of the allies and threatened to break off negotiations and resume the war , the powers ...
... powers . Nevertheless , the great powers in self - interest could scarcely avoid doing some good work . When Turkey demurred to the proposals of the allies and threatened to break off negotiations and resume the war , the powers ...
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... powers . On this point Mr. Balfour , speaking for all his colleagues , was most explicit . " I am told , " he said , " that there are some doubting critics who seem to think that the object of the mission of Great Britain and France is ...
... powers . On this point Mr. Balfour , speaking for all his colleagues , was most explicit . " I am told , " he said , " that there are some doubting critics who seem to think that the object of the mission of Great Britain and France is ...
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... powers in a formal treaty for the pro- tection of foreigners in that empire , and in 1906 we entered at Algeciras that monstrous embroilment of the powers which was one of the most direct preludes to the present European war , and we ...
... powers in a formal treaty for the pro- tection of foreigners in that empire , and in 1906 we entered at Algeciras that monstrous embroilment of the powers which was one of the most direct preludes to the present European war , and we ...
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ARGUMENTUM AD HUMANITATEM | 9 |
THE BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC | 15 |
CHAPTER III | 41 |
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