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Pagina 54
... stand for anything valuable . All we can do now is to save you the horrors of a war which we have neither the courage nor the competence to fight . ' That would be sensible , but politi- cally difficult . These people will not have the ...
... stand for anything valuable . All we can do now is to save you the horrors of a war which we have neither the courage nor the competence to fight . ' That would be sensible , but politi- cally difficult . These people will not have the ...
Pagina 119
... stand , the United States is practically the only Great Power not involved by treaty or other- wise , directly or indirectly , in the pres- ent conflict . The population contains large elements of foreign born , affili- ated more or ...
... stand , the United States is practically the only Great Power not involved by treaty or other- wise , directly or indirectly , in the pres- ent conflict . The population contains large elements of foreign born , affili- ated more or ...
Pagina 279
... stand behind the President . ' Mr. Roosevelt himself has declared a state of limited emergency , though for what reason cannot be fully understood . The nation is in no state of emergency . Our business with Europe , in peaceful times ...
... stand behind the President . ' Mr. Roosevelt himself has declared a state of limited emergency , though for what reason cannot be fully understood . The nation is in no state of emergency . Our business with Europe , in peaceful times ...
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