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+ But in the later phases of the debate the ( New Republic moved steadily toward war , and as it did , the journal talked the Wilson formula ) In increasing cadence with the President , it answered the arguments that war was a big ...
+ But in the later phases of the debate the ( New Republic moved steadily toward war , and as it did , the journal talked the Wilson formula ) In increasing cadence with the President , it answered the arguments that war was a big ...
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Then , on a lilting spring day , the full telegraphic text of the treaty arrived at West Twenty - first Street , and spring disappeared from the office of the New Republic . Lippmann took the leadership in denunciation of the President ...
Then , on a lilting spring day , the full telegraphic text of the treaty arrived at West Twenty - first Street , and spring disappeared from the office of the New Republic . Lippmann took the leadership in denunciation of the President ...
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The New Republic , so accurate a weathervane of reform opinion in the Wilson era , again gave a correct indication of the shift . Ever since its repudiation of the Versailles Treaty , the journal had opposed Rooseveltism in foreign ...
The New Republic , so accurate a weathervane of reform opinion in the Wilson era , again gave a correct indication of the shift . Ever since its repudiation of the Versailles Treaty , the journal had opposed Rooseveltism in foreign ...
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