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... demand for a satisfaction or indemnity is inevitably added thereto ; and the longer the war goes on , the greater ... demand that it go on until some return or compensation for those sacrifices shall be obtained . Therefore , from ...
... demand for a satisfaction or indemnity is inevitably added thereto ; and the longer the war goes on , the greater ... demand that it go on until some return or compensation for those sacrifices shall be obtained . Therefore , from ...
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... demand . It arose because certain work was demanded , requir- ing certain moral qualities . Men who showed the wrong ... demands which their profession makes on them . The military men , the physicians , the clergy , conform to the high ...
... demand . It arose because certain work was demanded , requir- ing certain moral qualities . Men who showed the wrong ... demands which their profession makes on them . The military men , the physicians , the clergy , conform to the high ...
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... demand ) , and that they confined their demand to " compensation for all damage done to the civilian population and their property . " The Treaty specifically included in " damage to the civilian population " the cost of war - pensions ...
... demand ) , and that they confined their demand to " compensation for all damage done to the civilian population and their property . " The Treaty specifically included in " damage to the civilian population " the cost of war - pensions ...
Contents
THE DIVIDING LINE OF THE WORLD WAR page | 13 |
THE DIFFICULTY OF MAKING PEACE | 18 |
THE OLD DIPLOMACY | 46 |
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