The National Review, Volume 43, Issue 1 |
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Under these circumstances the Japanese Government had sought to secure a permanent peace in the Far А East through direct negotiations with the Russian Retrospect . Government , with a view to arriving at a friendly adjustment of mutual ...
Under these circumstances the Japanese Government had sought to secure a permanent peace in the Far А East through direct negotiations with the Russian Retrospect . Government , with a view to arriving at a friendly adjustment of mutual ...
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... which they are fully entitled to make , as it expresses the exact truth , that in the sincere desire to secure peace they “ have been exercising the utmost degree of patience , but now they are reluctantly compelled by the action of ...
... which they are fully entitled to make , as it expresses the exact truth , that in the sincere desire to secure peace they “ have been exercising the utmost degree of patience , but now they are reluctantly compelled by the action of ...
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We were fully prepared for the war , though we hoped there might be peace , and we had complete confidence in the ability of our ally , but few of us anticipated such early and startling successes , and the incapacity displayed by ...
We were fully prepared for the war , though we hoped there might be peace , and we had complete confidence in the ability of our ally , but few of us anticipated such early and startling successes , and the incapacity displayed by ...
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Then the pendulum swung with equal violence in the opposite direction , and the world was informed that Turkey and Bulgaria had practically joined the Peace Society , that the Dual Monarchy was wholly unready for war , that there was ...
Then the pendulum swung with equal violence in the opposite direction , and the world was informed that Turkey and Bulgaria had practically joined the Peace Society , that the Dual Monarchy was wholly unready for war , that there was ...
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A disturbance of the peace in those regions could not but have deplorable consequences . Any assistance which my Government can usefully render towards the promotion of a pacific solution will be gladly afforded .
A disturbance of the peace in those regions could not but have deplorable consequences . Any assistance which my Government can usefully render towards the promotion of a pacific solution will be gladly afforded .
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