Nineteenth Century and After, Том 119Nineteenth Century and After, 1936 |
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... peace ; but she must learn that violence and war will mean for her an immediate catastrophe , and that the peace will be a peace which a great nation can accept without suffering in her ideals , in her honour or in her prosperity . Such a ...
... peace ; but she must learn that violence and war will mean for her an immediate catastrophe , and that the peace will be a peace which a great nation can accept without suffering in her ideals , in her honour or in her prosperity . Such a ...
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... peace ' - even these tell us that their supreme purpose is the maintenance of peace . Germany imprisons pacifists , teaches her youngsters that man's noblest occupation is war ; but Dr. Goebbels tells us also that Germany has furnished ...
... peace ' - even these tell us that their supreme purpose is the maintenance of peace . Germany imprisons pacifists , teaches her youngsters that man's noblest occupation is war ; but Dr. Goebbels tells us also that Germany has furnished ...
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... peace- regard domination and conquest by a foreign State as worse than war - and that they would go to war to resist ... peace constitutes a most important qualification to these statements which we make about wanting peace before all ...
... peace- regard domination and conquest by a foreign State as worse than war - and that they would go to war to resist ... peace constitutes a most important qualification to these statements which we make about wanting peace before all ...
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