Ideas and Diplomacy: Readings in the Intellectual Tradition of American Foreign PolicyNorman A. Graebner Oxford University Press, 1964 - 892페이지 |
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... naval power of England and France as if these two nations were rivals of the United States . What dis- turbed many naval writers , however , was less the naval clauses of the Washington Treaties ( which really failed to limit ) than the ...
... naval power of England and France as if these two nations were rivals of the United States . What dis- turbed many naval writers , however , was less the naval clauses of the Washington Treaties ( which really failed to limit ) than the ...
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... naval power in the Mediterranean for the purpose , stated by her representatives , of being able , in the event of war in Europe , to draw with assurance on the great manpower of her vast African possessions . . . . Of Italy it need ...
... naval power in the Mediterranean for the purpose , stated by her representatives , of being able , in the event of war in Europe , to draw with assurance on the great manpower of her vast African possessions . . . . Of Italy it need ...
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... naval situation . The problem was to determine on an objective of great naval advantage to Japan , such an objective as would render unnecessary further expansion of Japan's navy while protecting her political policy , and such an ...
... naval situation . The problem was to determine on an objective of great naval advantage to Japan , such an objective as would render unnecessary further expansion of Japan's navy while protecting her political policy , and such an ...
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