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Pagina 295
... American whom the Vietnamese whole - heartedly respect . Certainly he enjoys the confidence of President Johnson ... Americans cannot win this war in the ordinary sense of the word . What are the conditions of victory , and what is ...
... American whom the Vietnamese whole - heartedly respect . Certainly he enjoys the confidence of President Johnson ... Americans cannot win this war in the ordinary sense of the word . What are the conditions of victory , and what is ...
Pagina 296
... American public opinion . A negoti- ated settlement would therefore be no less of a defeat for the Americans than ... American . But what he has ob- served and recorded points only in one direction . GILES FESCUE arrived at my flat in ...
... American public opinion . A negoti- ated settlement would therefore be no less of a defeat for the Americans than ... American . But what he has ob- served and recorded points only in one direction . GILES FESCUE arrived at my flat in ...
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... American women had a far easier passage to equality . The State of New Jersey casually gave them the vote in 1776 , though they do not seem to have made much use of it . While in England men fought the suffragettes with fierce resent ...
... American women had a far easier passage to equality . The State of New Jersey casually gave them the vote in 1776 , though they do not seem to have made much use of it . While in England men fought the suffragettes with fierce resent ...
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