Encyclopedia of American Foreign Policy: Studies of the Principal Movements and Ideas, 3권Scribner, 1978 - 1201페이지 |
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... political reasons . Correct ; but the Wilson team was playing the same game , denying the Republican opposition any ... political divisions . Since the American political structure cen- ters on political parties , these divisions over ...
... political reasons . Correct ; but the Wilson team was playing the same game , denying the Republican opposition any ... political divisions . Since the American political structure cen- ters on political parties , these divisions over ...
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... politicians tried to make political capital out of this feeling . There was special enthusiasm for the Hungarian revolutionary Louis Kossuth , and a little political gain for American politi- cians who espoused his cause . One group of ...
... politicians tried to make political capital out of this feeling . There was special enthusiasm for the Hungarian revolutionary Louis Kossuth , and a little political gain for American politi- cians who espoused his cause . One group of ...
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... ( politicians tend to overrate their chances ) ; or if they saw defeat for themselves and their policies as temporary , with a comeback later . Adjustments are more common , and they are often made for purely political reasons . " I am in ...
... ( politicians tend to overrate their chances ) ; or if they saw defeat for themselves and their policies as temporary , with a comeback later . Adjustments are more common , and they are often made for purely political reasons . " I am in ...
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