The New Republic, Volume 10Republic Publishing Company, 1969 - Periodicals |
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Page 176
... military power on land as compared to military power on sea . By means of such an interpretation of maritime freedom a preponderant land power could make the whole world contribute to its military efficiency and success ; and if the ...
... military power on land as compared to military power on sea . By means of such an interpretation of maritime freedom a preponderant land power could make the whole world contribute to its military efficiency and success ; and if the ...
Page 176
... military power on land as compared to military power on sea . By means of such an interpretation of maritime freedom a preponderant land power could make the whole world contribute to its military efficiency and success ; and if the ...
... military power on land as compared to military power on sea . By means of such an interpretation of maritime freedom a preponderant land power could make the whole world contribute to its military efficiency and success ; and if the ...
Page 360
... military victory ? We have been re- luctant to draw this conclusion , but it is beginning to look persuasive ... military services escape practically all civilian control . If , consequently , a military faction in the German government ...
... military victory ? We have been re- luctant to draw this conclusion , but it is beginning to look persuasive ... military services escape practically all civilian control . If , consequently , a military faction in the German government ...
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