The National Review, Volume 87W.H. Allen, 1926 - Great Britain |
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Instead of getting under his bed or apologizing for his country's existence , as the average “ Responsible Statesman ” might have been tempted to do , Signor Mussolini , after due deliberation , went down to the Chamber of Deputies in ...
Instead of getting under his bed or apologizing for his country's existence , as the average “ Responsible Statesman ” might have been tempted to do , Signor Mussolini , after due deliberation , went down to the Chamber of Deputies in ...
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I hope that it will be heard by all those who ought to hear it , so that the Italian Government need not make a concrete reply , as it would have to do if the German Government assumed responsibility for what has happened .
I hope that it will be heard by all those who ought to hear it , so that the Italian Government need not make a concrete reply , as it would have to do if the German Government assumed responsibility for what has happened .
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GERMANY is generally willing to oblige those who desire to be deceived , as is only too frequently the ambition of Responsible Statesmen in this country as Germany will on the other side of the Atlantic . But it ing to Oblige must be ...
GERMANY is generally willing to oblige those who desire to be deceived , as is only too frequently the ambition of Responsible Statesmen in this country as Germany will on the other side of the Atlantic . But it ing to Oblige must be ...
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... for international intrigue which Geneva will afford German diplomacy , whose genius lies in embroiling other Powers . As Great Britain is mainly responsible for the gaffe of introducing Germany ( which will either cause the ...
... for international intrigue which Geneva will afford German diplomacy , whose genius lies in embroiling other Powers . As Great Britain is mainly responsible for the gaffe of introducing Germany ( which will either cause the ...
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room . of amiable platitudes and that unquenchable optimism that enables Responsible Statesmen to believe that things are never quite so bad as the persons immediately concerned suppose , and that , provided we don't take the situation ...
room . of amiable platitudes and that unquenchable optimism that enables Responsible Statesmen to believe that things are never quite so bad as the persons immediately concerned suppose , and that , provided we don't take the situation ...
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