The Quarterly Review, Volume 282William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1942 |
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... peace , stating that it was madness to postpone making peace , because behind the scenes lay Communism , which for twenty - five years had been sowing hatred , and that neither side was strong enough to destroy the other . This speech ...
... peace , stating that it was madness to postpone making peace , because behind the scenes lay Communism , which for twenty - five years had been sowing hatred , and that neither side was strong enough to destroy the other . This speech ...
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... peace policy , while no real agreement had been reached even among the principal Allies . In retrospect , a further complication would appear to have been the General Election which immediately fol- lowed the Armistice , for as the ...
... peace policy , while no real agreement had been reached even among the principal Allies . In retrospect , a further complication would appear to have been the General Election which immediately fol- lowed the Armistice , for as the ...
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... peace settlement . The former claimed to be based on the principles of abstract justice , while the latter rested on the armed forces of the Allies ; it was clear that the vanquished were unlikely to regard the peace settlement with any ...
... peace settlement . The former claimed to be based on the principles of abstract justice , while the latter rested on the armed forces of the Allies ; it was clear that the vanquished were unlikely to regard the peace settlement with any ...
Contents
Is International Currency Wanted? | 1 |
The Hot Springs Conference | 7 |
Rev The Dean of Winchester D D | 46 |
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