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... simply to focus attention on the kind of influences which terminate wars ; to survey what terminates wars is of course to examine the influences that bring peace ; and to examine the causes of peace is essentially to turn the causes of ...
... simply to focus attention on the kind of influences which terminate wars ; to survey what terminates wars is of course to examine the influences that bring peace ; and to examine the causes of peace is essentially to turn the causes of ...
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... simply because they possess that ' unfair advantage ' . ― Those who believe that the Japanese conduct at Port Arthur and Pearl Harbor was abnormal and so should be explained perhaps by her national character or military tradi- tion ...
... simply because they possess that ' unfair advantage ' . ― Those who believe that the Japanese conduct at Port Arthur and Pearl Harbor was abnormal and so should be explained perhaps by her national character or military tradi- tion ...
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... simply an Anglo- French war . By the same ricochet process the decisive French victories on land widened it into a general war , and indeed a world war . For the following hundred years only the Crimean War approached the dimensions of ...
... simply an Anglo- French war . By the same ricochet process the decisive French victories on land widened it into a general war , and indeed a world war . For the following hundred years only the Crimean War approached the dimensions of ...
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