Ideas and Diplomacy: Readings in the Intellectual Tradition of American Foreign PolicyNorman A. Graebner |
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... remain for us to prepare to undertake war against the English and against the insurgents , whereas we could and ought to have begun it in concert with the latter . In all that has just been said , the co - operation of Spain has been ...
... remain for us to prepare to undertake war against the English and against the insurgents , whereas we could and ought to have begun it in concert with the latter . In all that has just been said , the co - operation of Spain has been ...
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... remain in the honorable discharge of his duties to his gov- ernment . Its navigation and commerce are hardly exceeded by the oldest and most commercial nations ; its maritime means and its maritime power may be seen by Austria herself ...
... remain in the honorable discharge of his duties to his gov- ernment . Its navigation and commerce are hardly exceeded by the oldest and most commercial nations ; its maritime means and its maritime power may be seen by Austria herself ...
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... remain outside the League . The League is a coura- geous attempt at solving world problems in a world way , and those who remain out of it are badly crippling this effort without contributing any positive alterna- tive of a true ...
... remain outside the League . The League is a coura- geous attempt at solving world problems in a world way , and those who remain out of it are badly crippling this effort without contributing any positive alterna- tive of a true ...
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The French Interest in American Independence 1778 | 27 |
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