The American Foreign Policy, 2호Ernest R. May G. Braziller, 1963 - 248페이지 |
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... possible Democratic nominee . Taft , like Lodge , was a leader in the Senate and in every election year from 1940 to 1952 had strong support for the Republican nomination . All were respon- sible leaders of large bodies of public ...
... possible Democratic nominee . Taft , like Lodge , was a leader in the Senate and in every election year from 1940 to 1952 had strong support for the Republican nomination . All were respon- sible leaders of large bodies of public ...
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... possible . But a number of historians have charged that Roosevelt brought on the Pearl Harbor attack by refusing to negotiate seriously with the Japanese about a compromise on China . This interpretation has found way into many of the ...
... possible . But a number of historians have charged that Roosevelt brought on the Pearl Harbor attack by refusing to negotiate seriously with the Japanese about a compromise on China . This interpretation has found way into many of the ...
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... possible " disengage- ment , ” one heard faint suggestions of America's returning to a purely exemplary role . But to most Americans the two concepts no longer made sense separately . The United States seemed committed for all time to ...
... possible " disengage- ment , ” one heard faint suggestions of America's returning to a purely exemplary role . But to most Americans the two concepts no longer made sense separately . The United States seemed committed for all time to ...
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