10 Americans SpeakHuntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 - 141 pages |
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... actions toward this Nation , or toward citizens of this Nation , in some State unable to keep order among its own people ... action will not be taken with a view to territorial aggression , and it will be taken at all only with extreme ...
... actions toward this Nation , or toward citizens of this Nation , in some State unable to keep order among its own people ... action will not be taken with a view to territorial aggression , and it will be taken at all only with extreme ...
Page 138
... action , every government that took thought for its people or for justice or for ordered freedom should lend itself to a new purpose and utterly destroy the old order of international politics . Statesmen might see difficulties , but ...
... action , every government that took thought for its people or for justice or for ordered freedom should lend itself to a new purpose and utterly destroy the old order of international politics . Statesmen might see difficulties , but ...
Page 140
... action can alter it . It was not an accident or a matter of sudden choice that we are no longer isolated and devoted to a policy which has only our own interest and advantage for its object . It was our duty to go in , if we were indeed ...
... action can alter it . It was not an accident or a matter of sudden choice that we are no longer isolated and devoted to a policy which has only our own interest and advantage for its object . It was our duty to go in , if we were indeed ...
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