10 Americans SpeakHuntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 - 141 pages |
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... itself a frightful defpotifm- But this leads at length to a more formal and permanent defpotifm . The disorders and miseries , which result , gra- dually incline the minds of men to feek fecurity , and repose in the abfolute power of an ...
... itself a frightful defpotifm- But this leads at length to a more formal and permanent defpotifm . The disorders and miseries , which result , gra- dually incline the minds of men to feek fecurity , and repose in the abfolute power of an ...
Page 136
... itself was to be the end of cooperative authority and common counsel among the governments to which the world was looking to enforce justice and give pledges of an enduring settlement , regions like the Saar basin could not be put under ...
... itself was to be the end of cooperative authority and common counsel among the governments to which the world was looking to enforce justice and give pledges of an enduring settlement , regions like the Saar basin could not be put under ...
Page 138
... itself to a new purpose and utterly destroy the old order of international politics . Statesmen might see difficulties , but the people could see none and could brook no denial . A war in which they had been bled white to beat the ...
... itself to a new purpose and utterly destroy the old order of international politics . Statesmen might see difficulties , but the people could see none and could brook no denial . A war in which they had been bled white to beat the ...
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