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... cause of wars and conflicts but rather the consequence of them . ( This state- ment ignores such facts as Lord Grey's statement that the naval rivalry be- tween Great Britain and Germany was a principal cause of World War I. On this ...
... cause of wars and conflicts but rather the consequence of them . ( This state- ment ignores such facts as Lord Grey's statement that the naval rivalry be- tween Great Britain and Germany was a principal cause of World War I. On this ...
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... caused untold harm to the demo- cratic cause in poor areas . Foreign aid can and should play an important role . By putting additional resources at the disposal of the poor , the need for compul- sion can be reduced ; voluntary co ...
... caused untold harm to the demo- cratic cause in poor areas . Foreign aid can and should play an important role . By putting additional resources at the disposal of the poor , the need for compul- sion can be reduced ; voluntary co ...
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... cause the deterioration of an entire area . The industry on which such a community is built simply collapses ; this is happen- ing with textiles , railroad repair shops , coal , agricultural implements , automobiles . . . . With the ...
... cause the deterioration of an entire area . The industry on which such a community is built simply collapses ; this is happen- ing with textiles , railroad repair shops , coal , agricultural implements , automobiles . . . . With the ...
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VOLUME VII | 109 |
NUMBER 1 | 178 |
WINTER 1960 | 217 |
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