Ideas and Diplomacy: Readings in the Intellectual Tradition of American Foreign PolicyNorman A. Graebner |
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... existence of this feeling among the sovereigns of Europe towards this country , cannot be cloaked by honied diplomatic assurances of distinguished consideration , nor disproved by angry or contemptuous denial . We look upon it as a fact ...
... existence of this feeling among the sovereigns of Europe towards this country , cannot be cloaked by honied diplomatic assurances of distinguished consideration , nor disproved by angry or contemptuous denial . We look upon it as a fact ...
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... existence was a tribute to the vigor of its leadership and the capacity of the Kremlin to per- petuate fear and doubt . First , the Soviet achievement of a nuclear stalemate erased the significance of the earlier United States atomic ...
... existence was a tribute to the vigor of its leadership and the capacity of the Kremlin to per- petuate fear and doubt . First , the Soviet achievement of a nuclear stalemate erased the significance of the earlier United States atomic ...
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... existence . Is not the very fact that the official representatives of the Governments of these two States are present in this room convincing proof that it is no longer possible to be blind to the actual state of affairs ? Moreover , if ...
... existence . Is not the very fact that the official representatives of the Governments of these two States are present in this room convincing proof that it is no longer possible to be blind to the actual state of affairs ? Moreover , if ...
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can Continent 1760 | 18 |
The French Interest in American Independence 1778 | 27 |
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