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... peace , the records ostensibly said far more about the causes of war than peace . And yet the records of peace are as extensive as those of war . They are simply less obvious . Any faded docu- ment which illuminates the causes of war ...
... peace , the records ostensibly said far more about the causes of war than peace . And yet the records of peace are as extensive as those of war . They are simply less obvious . Any faded docu- ment which illuminates the causes of war ...
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... peace organisations . Irrespective of whether the creed rests on sound or false premises of human behaviour , it still influences international relations . In the short term it is a civilising influence . Whether it actually pro- motes ...
... peace organisations . Irrespective of whether the creed rests on sound or false premises of human behaviour , it still influences international relations . In the short term it is a civilising influence . Whether it actually pro- motes ...
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... peace was second . And if there was a conflict between the two priorities the colonies won and peace lost . The sentences in favour of peace which filled the despatch boxes were sincere , but the employment of force which led to the ...
... peace was second . And if there was a conflict between the two priorities the colonies won and peace lost . The sentences in favour of peace which filled the despatch boxes were sincere , but the employment of force which led to the ...
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