Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 13-14Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1964 |
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... foreign policy . Your courses in his- tory and geography give to each school child his first ideas about foreign nations and foreign peoples . These ideas may build respect for certain foreign nations , or they may create prejudices ...
... foreign policy . Your courses in his- tory and geography give to each school child his first ideas about foreign nations and foreign peoples . These ideas may build respect for certain foreign nations , or they may create prejudices ...
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... foreign policy . In my book of 1941 , from which I have quoted above , I said that his Doctrine marked the emergence ... foreign entanglements , especially entanglements in foreign wars , even wars for freedom and our own republican form ...
... foreign policy . In my book of 1941 , from which I have quoted above , I said that his Doctrine marked the emergence ... foreign entanglements , especially entanglements in foreign wars , even wars for freedom and our own republican form ...
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... foreign policy . One of its consequences was that it inaugurated the long period in which , instead of one universal foreign policy , the United States followed dual or plural foreign policies of an essentially regional character . For ...
... foreign policy . One of its consequences was that it inaugurated the long period in which , instead of one universal foreign policy , the United States followed dual or plural foreign policies of an essentially regional character . For ...
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ARTICLES | 9 |
Higher Education in the United States and in | 40 |
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