Portrait of America: From Reconstruction to the presentHoughton Mifflin, 1978 |
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... question that the United States was a major world power with respon- sibility for mature leadership in world affairs . It was his League of Nations that pioneered in providing collective security for all countries , large and small . A ...
... question that the United States was a major world power with respon- sibility for mature leadership in world affairs . It was his League of Nations that pioneered in providing collective security for all countries , large and small . A ...
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... questions were settled , he said , he would be glad to " introduce " Japan and China to each other to settle the details . After Kurusu failed to budge on this question Roosevelt retreated to homilies ; there were no long - term ...
... questions were settled , he said , he would be glad to " introduce " Japan and China to each other to settle the details . After Kurusu failed to budge on this question Roosevelt retreated to homilies ; there were no long - term ...
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... question of the age was how to guarantee sur- vival . Another question was the one that the strategists asked themselves in the nineteen- fifties - how a great power can exercise its in- fluence in the face of the paralyzing effects of ...
... question of the age was how to guarantee sur- vival . Another question was the one that the strategists asked themselves in the nineteen- fifties - how a great power can exercise its in- fluence in the face of the paralyzing effects of ...
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