Ideas and Diplomacy: Readings in the Intellectual Tradition of American Foreign PolicyNorman A. Graebner |
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... President's message . His views coincided entirely with those which I have so earnestly urged upon the President , excepting as to the Greeks , to whom he proposes , as if he was serious , that we should send two or three frigates to ...
... President's message . His views coincided entirely with those which I have so earnestly urged upon the President , excepting as to the Greeks , to whom he proposes , as if he was serious , that we should send two or three frigates to ...
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... President Wilson tried on his own initiative to saddle America with the Armenian Mandate and failed to grasp its terrifying consequences . After opposition shows its head , strong Presidents like Roosevelt and Wilson have , at times ...
... President Wilson tried on his own initiative to saddle America with the Armenian Mandate and failed to grasp its terrifying consequences . After opposition shows its head , strong Presidents like Roosevelt and Wilson have , at times ...
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... President sent our reply to the Prime Minister on June 10. This recalled my conversation with Halifax on May 30 when I communicated to the Ambas- sador reasons why this Government was unwilling to give its approval . The President ...
... President sent our reply to the Prime Minister on June 10. This recalled my conversation with Halifax on May 30 when I communicated to the Ambas- sador reasons why this Government was unwilling to give its approval . The President ...
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