Ideas and Diplomacy: Readings in the Intellectual Tradition of American Foreign PolicyNorman A. Graebner |
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... Senators against the President's procedure clearly indicated that the Senate was yet to be reckoned with , but there could be no negotiation by or with the Senate . The President must be taken at his word , for otherwise there could be ...
... Senators against the President's procedure clearly indicated that the Senate was yet to be reckoned with , but there could be no negotiation by or with the Senate . The President must be taken at his word , for otherwise there could be ...
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... Senate will not pass on them . The Senate has only the pact before it , and this is so simple and so general as to make reservations , in the old sense , impossible . The Senate can either ratify or refuse to do so . In the case of this ...
... Senate will not pass on them . The Senate has only the pact before it , and this is so simple and so general as to make reservations , in the old sense , impossible . The Senate can either ratify or refuse to do so . In the case of this ...
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... Senate , January 10 , 1945 * Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan , a leading prewar isolationist , ap- peared to be facing the hard challenge posed by Soviet defiance of the principle of self - determination with stark realism in ...
... Senate , January 10 , 1945 * Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan , a leading prewar isolationist , ap- peared to be facing the hard challenge posed by Soviet defiance of the principle of self - determination with stark realism in ...
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