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... seen as the symbol of infamy ? They were infamous partly because they were so successful . They were also deplored because their success [ seemed to depend on violating accepted rules of warfare . 168 The Elusive Warmongers.
... seen as the symbol of infamy ? They were infamous partly because they were so successful . They were also deplored because their success [ seemed to depend on violating accepted rules of warfare . 168 The Elusive Warmongers.
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... success pinpointed indirectly one reason why the United States had difficulty in restoring order in South Viet- nam . - - Some colonial or imperialist wars were prolonged by the crusade of critics who hoped to shorten the war . In ...
... success pinpointed indirectly one reason why the United States had difficulty in restoring order in South Viet- nam . - - Some colonial or imperialist wars were prolonged by the crusade of critics who hoped to shorten the war . In ...
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... success , and never before had that single success remained - for at least four decades - the sole example of a weapon's magnitude . The new weapon's halo of invincibility also stemmed from the American credo at the end of the Second ...
... success , and never before had that single success remained - for at least four decades - the sole example of a weapon's magnitude . The new weapon's halo of invincibility also stemmed from the American credo at the end of the Second ...
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