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... of the obligations of a Commis- sioner to Negotiate Peace , obligations which were the more compelling in my case because of my official position as Secretary of State , I felt it incumbent upon REASONS FOR PERSONAL NARRATIVE 7.
... of the obligations of a Commis- sioner to Negotiate Peace , obligations which were the more compelling in my case because of my official position as Secretary of State , I felt it incumbent upon REASONS FOR PERSONAL NARRATIVE 7.
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... position at the time and not judge them solely by the results of the negotiations at Paris . It comes to this : Was I justified then ? Am I justified now ? If those ques- tions are answered impartially and without prejudice , there is ...
... position at the time and not judge them solely by the results of the negotiations at Paris . It comes to this : Was I justified then ? Am I justified now ? If those ques- tions are answered impartially and without prejudice , there is ...
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... position which the United States should take as to the terms of the armistice and the bases of peace which should be incorporated in the document . It was after one of these conferences that Colonel House informed me that the President ...
... position which the United States should take as to the terms of the armistice and the bases of peace which should be incorporated in the document . It was after one of these conferences that Colonel House informed me that the President ...
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... position in which he would be placed would not have been displeasing to one who in his public career seemed to find satisfaction in departing from the established paths marked out by custom and usage . When , however , the attempt at ...
... position in which he would be placed would not have been displeasing to one who in his public career seemed to find satisfaction in departing from the established paths marked out by custom and usage . When , however , the attempt at ...
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... position of an unbiased arbiter in the discussions leading up to the armistice of November II , and Germany un- doubtedly looked to him as the one hope of checking the spirit of revenge which animated the Allied Powers in view of all ...
... position of an unbiased arbiter in the discussions leading up to the armistice of November II , and Germany un- doubtedly looked to him as the one hope of checking the spirit of revenge which animated the Allied Powers in view of all ...
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