Fulbright: The DissenterDoubleday, 1968 - 321페이지 The story of J. William Fulbright "from his boyhood in Arkansas to his student days at Oxford, from his early days in Congress ... to his later career in the Senate, where his sometimes unorthodox opinions often called down upon his head the wrath of both the legislative and the executive branches." -- Dust jacket. |
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... reason for making it . He gave it that afternoon in the Senate . " As you will note , " he wrote the President , " I believe that important mistakes were made . I further believe that public discussion of recent events in the Dominican ...
... reason for making it . He gave it that afternoon in the Senate . " As you will note , " he wrote the President , " I believe that important mistakes were made . I further believe that public discussion of recent events in the Dominican ...
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... reason . They sought to convince other men by persuasion rather than to try to bludgeon them into submission by force . They were serene in the belief that reason , applied to human affairs , could bring men to a better way of life and ...
... reason . They sought to convince other men by persuasion rather than to try to bludgeon them into submission by force . They were serene in the belief that reason , applied to human affairs , could bring men to a better way of life and ...
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... reason . They believed that our democratic society presupposes the code of the gentleman . It does not expect saintly conduct of men . It does , how- ever , expect that they should conduct themselves with a decent respect for the ...
... reason . They believed that our democratic society presupposes the code of the gentleman . It does not expect saintly conduct of men . It does , how- ever , expect that they should conduct themselves with a decent respect for the ...
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