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Because of Mr. Wood's unusual opportunities for observation , his intimate connection with military and diplomatic affairs , his present views on military preparedness should have special weight with our readers .
Because of Mr. Wood's unusual opportunities for observation , his intimate connection with military and diplomatic affairs , his present views on military preparedness should have special weight with our readers .
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Reasonable military preparedness does not necessarily imply the possession of an increased standing army , but only of an efficient military system for defense . It does not even entail for America a larger expenditure than is now ...
Reasonable military preparedness does not necessarily imply the possession of an increased standing army , but only of an efficient military system for defense . It does not even entail for America a larger expenditure than is now ...
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Had Belgium been reasonably prepared to resist military aggression , then , and then only , would Germany have re- spected arbitration and its sacred treaties , and have invaded France across the Franco - German border .
Had Belgium been reasonably prepared to resist military aggression , then , and then only , would Germany have re- spected arbitration and its sacred treaties , and have invaded France across the Franco - German border .
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In the mean- time both our country and our houses are in need of reasonable military prepared- Yet America still persistently re- fuses to read the writing on the wall , which plainly proclaims that the only ...
In the mean- time both our country and our houses are in need of reasonable military prepared- Yet America still persistently re- fuses to read the writing on the wall , which plainly proclaims that the only ...
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more than a year of world war to pass without taking any essential step toward better military preparedness . There is no valid argument against rea- sonable military preparedness . The anti- preparationists try hopelessly to defend ...
more than a year of world war to pass without taking any essential step toward better military preparedness . There is no valid argument against rea- sonable military preparedness . The anti- preparationists try hopelessly to defend ...
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| Title | Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, Volume 91 |
| Editors | Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder |
| Publisher | Century Company, 1916 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Sep 2005 |
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