American Chronicle: The Autobiography of Ray Stannard Baker David GraysonC. Scribner's Sons, 1945 - 531 ページ |
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... problems should be carried over into politics . Politics could not be abolished nor even adjourned , as indignant good people sometimes advocated : it was in its essence the method by which communities worked out their common problems ...
... problems should be carried over into politics . Politics could not be abolished nor even adjourned , as indignant good people sometimes advocated : it was in its essence the method by which communities worked out their common problems ...
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... Problems COMPROMISE FOR A FEW DAYS was the magic wand at Paris . Why hadn't they thought of it before ? With one High Negotiator giving away a city he did not own , and another High Negotiator accepting a strategic frontier he had never ...
... Problems COMPROMISE FOR A FEW DAYS was the magic wand at Paris . Why hadn't they thought of it before ? With one High Negotiator giving away a city he did not own , and another High Negotiator accepting a strategic frontier he had never ...
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... the Japanese problems disturbed him deeply . " They are not bluffers , " he said , " and they will go home unless we give them what they should not have . " " The opinion of the world , " I said THE JAPANESE - CHINESE PROBLEMS 411.
... the Japanese problems disturbed him deeply . " They are not bluffers , " he said , " and they will go home unless we give them what they should not have . " " The opinion of the world , " I said THE JAPANESE - CHINESE PROBLEMS 411.
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