A History of the U.S.A.Macmillan, 1974 - 730 pages |
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Page 572
... peace and prosperity through a new , liberal , capitalist world order . An associate belligerent only , the President felt no obliga- tion to consult closely with the Allies about his peace plans , and also felt free to ignore the ...
... peace and prosperity through a new , liberal , capitalist world order . An associate belligerent only , the President felt no obliga- tion to consult closely with the Allies about his peace plans , and also felt free to ignore the ...
Page 642
... peace advocates pre- vented the effective coordination of their efforts . The difficulties involved in mobilising for war did not bring any subsequent acceptance in America of the need for con- scription in peace time . As negotiations ...
... peace advocates pre- vented the effective coordination of their efforts . The difficulties involved in mobilising for war did not bring any subsequent acceptance in America of the need for con- scription in peace time . As negotiations ...
Page 725
... Peace Corps , 606 peace movements , 86 , 641-2 Peace of Paris ( 1783 ) , 512 peace overtures ( 1916 ) , 570-1 Pearl Harbour naval base , 551 , 586 , 644 Pearson , Frank , 486 Peffer , William P. , 164 Pendleton Civil Service Bill ( 1883 ) ...
... Peace Corps , 606 peace movements , 86 , 641-2 Peace of Paris ( 1783 ) , 512 peace overtures ( 1916 ) , 570-1 Pearl Harbour naval base , 551 , 586 , 644 Pearson , Frank , 486 Peffer , William P. , 164 Pendleton Civil Service Bill ( 1883 ) ...
Contents
The Colonial Legacy | 3 |
The Advance of Democracy | 39 |
The Civil War and Reconstruction | 114 |
Copyright | |
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