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... alliances with other nations . But in spite of these things , in spite of our
knowledge of the horrors that war involves , we have entered the struggle ; and
we are unhesitatingly spending billions of money and giving up our beloved sons
; and ...
... alliances with other nations . But in spite of these things , in spite of our
knowledge of the horrors that war involves , we have entered the struggle ; and
we are unhesitatingly spending billions of money and giving up our beloved sons
; and ...
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These are the ideals of nationalities and of small nations to survive and to
develop unhindered their own cultural ideals , of large nations to grow ever larger
and more unified , of rival alliances among great powers , and of genuine ...
These are the ideals of nationalities and of small nations to survive and to
develop unhindered their own cultural ideals , of large nations to grow ever larger
and more unified , of rival alliances among great powers , and of genuine ...
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... its head above its fellows and sting them to death or submission . Again , since
only one can be first , in such a struggle , and the other Great Powers must yield
to the first , the plan of alliances which gave rise to 60 PRESIDENT WILSON AND
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... its head above its fellows and sting them to death or submission . Again , since
only one can be first , in such a struggle , and the other Great Powers must yield
to the first , the plan of alliances which gave rise to 60 PRESIDENT WILSON AND
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... the plan of alliances which gave rise to the Entente Cordiale and the Triple
Alliance may be carried still farther and divide the earth and dominion over it
among such world - centres as Central Europe , the British Empire , and Pan -
America .
... the plan of alliances which gave rise to the Entente Cordiale and the Triple
Alliance may be carried still farther and divide the earth and dominion over it
among such world - centres as Central Europe , the British Empire , and Pan -
America .
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Others of our countrymen believe in a future ruled by alliances and pin their faith
to a diplomatic policy of " entangling alliances ” which would make Washington
and the other founders of the Republic turn over in their graves , and which would
...
Others of our countrymen believe in a future ruled by alliances and pin their faith
to a diplomatic policy of " entangling alliances ” which would make Washington
and the other founders of the Republic turn over in their graves , and which would
...
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| Наслов | President Wilson and the Moral Aims of the War Making of modern law: Foreign, comparative and international law, 1600-1926 |
| Аутор | Frederick Henry Lynch |
| Издавач | Fleming H. Revell Company, 1918 |
| Оригинал из | Универзитет Вирџиније |
| Дигитализовано | 22 феб 2011 |
| Дужина | 124 страница |
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