Portrait of America: From Reconstruction to the presentHoughton Mifflin, 1978 |
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... fact that Wilson was in no position to dictate the peace terms . Inevitably he had to compromise with the less enlightened views of his chief colleagues , the shrewd , ambitious David Lloyd George of Great Britain , the cynical and ...
... fact that Wilson was in no position to dictate the peace terms . Inevitably he had to compromise with the less enlightened views of his chief colleagues , the shrewd , ambitious David Lloyd George of Great Britain , the cynical and ...
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... fact . " By 1918 he was a household name in the United States . The end of the war did not terminate his ... facts of the European situation . He was , wrote John Maynard Keynes , " the only man who emerged from the ordeal of Paris with ...
... fact . " By 1918 he was a household name in the United States . The end of the war did not terminate his ... facts of the European situation . He was , wrote John Maynard Keynes , " the only man who emerged from the ordeal of Paris with ...
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... facts were more impor- tant than theories ; and the fact was that an increasing percentage of our imports were entering duty - free . The related fact that this was because a higher tariff necessarily reduced the import of dutiable ...
... facts were more impor- tant than theories ; and the fact was that an increasing percentage of our imports were entering duty - free . The related fact that this was because a higher tariff necessarily reduced the import of dutiable ...
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