The New Republic, Volume 17Herbert David Croly Republic Publishing Company, 1918 - Periodicals |
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... President and the Republican leaders . The Republicans as the party in opposi- tion have every right to oppose the President's pro- gramme , except in so far as they have already either silently or expressly consented to it . But Mr ...
... President and the Republican leaders . The Republicans as the party in opposi- tion have every right to oppose the President's pro- gramme , except in so far as they have already either silently or expressly consented to it . But Mr ...
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... President in the spirit shown by Chairman Hays ' recent shriek of defiance . When he declares that Mr. Wilson proposes " to give to Germany out of hand the fruits of a victory greater than she could win by fighting for a hundred years ...
... President in the spirit shown by Chairman Hays ' recent shriek of defiance . When he declares that Mr. Wilson proposes " to give to Germany out of hand the fruits of a victory greater than she could win by fighting for a hundred years ...
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... President has erred , he has erred only in conniving for so long at the suppres- sion of a wholesome and stimulating ... President's last reply to Germany . Their com- ment on it exposed an irreconcilable and unmistak- P RESIDENT ...
... President has erred , he has erred only in conniving for so long at the suppres- sion of a wholesome and stimulating ... President's last reply to Germany . Their com- ment on it exposed an irreconcilable and unmistak- P RESIDENT ...
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... President Wilson has asked his fellow countrymen to undergo such huge sacrifices in order to win a political victory for the enemy , what are we to think of the President ? But what if it is not true ? Suppose these critics are wilfully ...
... President Wilson has asked his fellow countrymen to undergo such huge sacrifices in order to win a political victory for the enemy , what are we to think of the President ? But what if it is not true ? Suppose these critics are wilfully ...
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... PRESIDENT , ROBERT HALLOWELL , TREASURER . HERBERT CROLY PHILIP LITTELL EDITORS FRANCIS HACKETT ALVIN JOHNSON WALTER E. WEYL SIGNE TOKSVIG , Assistant Editor YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION FIFTY - TWO ISSUES , FOUR DOLLARS IN ADVANCE . SINGLE ...
... PRESIDENT , ROBERT HALLOWELL , TREASURER . HERBERT CROLY PHILIP LITTELL EDITORS FRANCIS HACKETT ALVIN JOHNSON WALTER E. WEYL SIGNE TOKSVIG , Assistant Editor YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION FIFTY - TWO ISSUES , FOUR DOLLARS IN ADVANCE . SINGLE ...
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