Century Monthly Magazine, Volume 101Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Century Company, 1920 - American literature |
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Page 56
... interests of the United States dic- tated a policy of aloofness . Moreover , he believed that the rival coalitions wanted us to pull chestnuts out of the fire for them . A hundred years have passed since the United States began to ...
... interests of the United States dic- tated a policy of aloofness . Moreover , he believed that the rival coalitions wanted us to pull chestnuts out of the fire for them . A hundred years have passed since the United States began to ...
Page 58
... interest whatever in the League of Nations por- tion of the treaty . The treaties following the World War , then , will be revised , if not entirely re- written , no matter how the American election turns out . We must not forget that ...
... interest whatever in the League of Nations por- tion of the treaty . The treaties following the World War , then , will be revised , if not entirely re- written , no matter how the American election turns out . We must not forget that ...
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... interests the basis of making a world peace . Our Senate has made it plain that mutual renunciation is the only kind which ap- peals to it . The Treaty of Versailles would have been approved by our Senate , and we should have been ...
... interests the basis of making a world peace . Our Senate has made it plain that mutual renunciation is the only kind which ap- peals to it . The Treaty of Versailles would have been approved by our Senate , and we should have been ...
Page 63
... interests . They could act similarly in their own share of the loot . But how about the United States ? We own one fifth ... interest . Fearing that I might uncon- sciously be the victim of my prejudice , I asked members of my Chautauqua ...
... interests . They could act similarly in their own share of the loot . But how about the United States ? We own one fifth ... interest . Fearing that I might uncon- sciously be the victim of my prejudice , I asked members of my Chautauqua ...
Page 64
... interests of the four " Principal Allied Powers , " how about the foreign policy and special interests of the " Asso- ciated Power ? " Contracts without a quid pro quo are worthless . The party whose interests are not looked after in a ...
... interests of the four " Principal Allied Powers , " how about the foreign policy and special interests of the " Asso- ciated Power ? " Contracts without a quid pro quo are worthless . The party whose interests are not looked after in a ...
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