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From which it followed that all we need do in the way of maintaining armed forces was to contribute our quota towards collective security : Imperial defence , it was alleged , belonged to the dark ages . The disillusionment of these ...
From which it followed that all we need do in the way of maintaining armed forces was to contribute our quota towards collective security : Imperial defence , it was alleged , belonged to the dark ages . The disillusionment of these ...
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Projects of Perpetual Peace followed hard upon the heels of perpetual Of these ' Projects ' the first to attract widespread attention was the Great Design ' attributed by the Duc de Sully to his master Henry IV .
Projects of Perpetual Peace followed hard upon the heels of perpetual Of these ' Projects ' the first to attract widespread attention was the Great Design ' attributed by the Duc de Sully to his master Henry IV .
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In 1914 the War came ; and its cessation was followed , like all the great wars since the sixteenth century , by yet another Project of Peace . But the Covenant of the League of Nations differs from all its predecessors ( except the ...
In 1914 the War came ; and its cessation was followed , like all the great wars since the sixteenth century , by yet another Project of Peace . But the Covenant of the League of Nations differs from all its predecessors ( except the ...
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