The American PresidentsSalem Press, 2000 - 813페이지 This revised edition updates the 1989 edition with new photographs and textual sidebars. It details the Declaration of Independence, the Monroe Doctrine, and Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and also includes a glossary of political terms, programmes and campaign slogans and a timeline of events. |
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... treaty in order to assert that American policy was not subject to corrupt French influences . He feared that pro - French and anti - British sympathies among American politicians had already grown so great that only a treaty with ...
... treaty in order to assert that American policy was not subject to corrupt French influences . He feared that pro - French and anti - British sympathies among American politicians had already grown so great that only a treaty with ...
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... treaty's imperfections , Wilson needed the League of Nations to forestall the wars that the treaty's terms might engender , and without a lasting peace he had no justification for having led his country into war . Wilson agreed that ...
... treaty's imperfections , Wilson needed the League of Nations to forestall the wars that the treaty's terms might engender , and without a lasting peace he had no justification for having led his country into war . Wilson agreed that ...
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... treaty failed to pass . Wilson had opposed every reservation raised . He was convinced of his own rectitude and convinced that the treaty was the best one he could have negotiated in the circumstances . Above all , he regarded ...
... treaty failed to pass . Wilson had opposed every reservation raised . He was convinced of his own rectitude and convinced that the treaty was the best one he could have negotiated in the circumstances . Above all , he regarded ...
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