The New Republic, Volume 16Herbert David Croly Republic Publishing Company, 1918 - Periodicals |
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Page 12
... President Wilson ; and never- theless neglect no honest overtures from the enemy . The Labor Party may dislike the manners , and also the blunders , of the members of the present ad- ministration ; it thinks it could better their policy ...
... President Wilson ; and never- theless neglect no honest overtures from the enemy . The Labor Party may dislike the manners , and also the blunders , of the members of the present ad- ministration ; it thinks it could better their policy ...
Page 21
... President Wilson . " Our inter - Allied programme declared that a German victory would be a disaster and defeat for democracy , and that such an aggression as Germany was guilty of upon Belgium cannot be tolerated by a democracy ...
... President Wilson . " Our inter - Allied programme declared that a German victory would be a disaster and defeat for democracy , and that such an aggression as Germany was guilty of upon Belgium cannot be tolerated by a democracy ...
Page 24
... President Wilson's decision has been brazenly assumed over and over again by the New York Times ? Such brazen assumptions , paraded as news , illustrate day by day the kind of capitalistic activity against which the intelligentsia is in ...
... President Wilson's decision has been brazenly assumed over and over again by the New York Times ? Such brazen assumptions , paraded as news , illustrate day by day the kind of capitalistic activity against which the intelligentsia is in ...
Page 32
... President Wilson as General Pershing had to do in northern Mexico . It is easy to conceive that cir- cumstances may ... President's policy . It is to be borne in mind that there are thou- sands of clever men in Russia and in the ...
... President Wilson as General Pershing had to do in northern Mexico . It is easy to conceive that cir- cumstances may ... President's policy . It is to be borne in mind that there are thou- sands of clever men in Russia and in the ...
Page 33
... President Wilson's political man- agement of the war . But they might come to the surface , in case Germany adopted a conciliatory peace policy or in case the Allied governments should adopt an unnecessarily unconciliatory one . But ...
... President Wilson's political man- agement of the war . But they might come to the surface , in case Germany adopted a conciliatory peace policy or in case the Allied governments should adopt an unnecessarily unconciliatory one . But ...
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