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... peace pacts or agencies thus far unsigned by them is not a mere mechanical opera- tion . The real significance is the deep and solemn spirit of peace which pervades the minds and hearts of every delegate here and moves each to undertake ...
... peace pacts or agencies thus far unsigned by them is not a mere mechanical opera- tion . The real significance is the deep and solemn spirit of peace which pervades the minds and hearts of every delegate here and moves each to undertake ...
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... peace planning , peace views , and peace objectives are im- perative . We must quicken our words and our hopes into a specific , embracing program to maintain peace . Such a program , adequately implemented , should constitute an armory of ...
... peace planning , peace views , and peace objectives are im- perative . We must quicken our words and our hopes into a specific , embracing program to maintain peace . Such a program , adequately implemented , should constitute an armory of ...
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... peace remains a dream . War , more horrible and destructive than ever , has laid its blighting hand on many parts of the earth . Peace among our American nations remains secure be- cause of the instruments we have succeeded in creating ...
... peace remains a dream . War , more horrible and destructive than ever , has laid its blighting hand on many parts of the earth . Peace among our American nations remains secure be- cause of the instruments we have succeeded in creating ...
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THE HEADWATERS OF OUR LATINAMERICAN POLICY | 3 |
John Quincy Adams Secretary of State to Richard Rush United | 11 |
Report of the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the United States | 17 |
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