National Party Platforms, 1840-1960, Volume 1University of Illinois Press, 1961 - 640 pages |
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... peace . The Progressive Party believes that enduring peace among the peoples of the world community is possible only through world law . Continued anarchy among nations in the atomic age threat- ens our civilization and humanity itself ...
... peace . The Progressive Party believes that enduring peace among the peoples of the world community is possible only through world law . Continued anarchy among nations in the atomic age threat- ens our civilization and humanity itself ...
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... peace can be realized . Under Democratic leadership , our Nation has moved promptly and effectively to meet and repel the menace to world peace by Soviet imperialism . Progress in the New Era The Democratic Party believes that past prog ...
... peace can be realized . Under Democratic leadership , our Nation has moved promptly and effectively to meet and repel the menace to world peace by Soviet imperialism . Progress in the New Era The Democratic Party believes that past prog ...
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... peace which the world's peoples desperately seek is barred by four tremendous obstacles . The greatest obstacle to enduring peace today is the aggressive imperialism of the Soviet Union , which has absorbed hundreds of millions of ...
... peace which the world's peoples desperately seek is barred by four tremendous obstacles . The greatest obstacle to enduring peace today is the aggressive imperialism of the Soviet Union , which has absorbed hundreds of millions of ...
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CAMPAIGN OF 1844 | 3 |
CAMPAIGN OF 1848 | 10 |
CAMPAIGN OF 1852 | 16 |
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