The Reader's Digest, Volumen41DeWitt Wallace, Lila Acheson Wallace Reader's Digest Association, 1942 |
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... peace and security . Military victory alone will not give us peace . That was proved in 1918. Winning a lasting peace is even more difficult than defeating the enemy . Hence the American people must begin to think of the problems of peace ...
... peace and security . Military victory alone will not give us peace . That was proved in 1918. Winning a lasting peace is even more difficult than defeating the enemy . Hence the American people must begin to think of the problems of peace ...
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... peace . Third , that the new peace must provide for some organization , some machinery for international coöpera- tion , to preserve the peace once it has been made . We are not here proposing a plan for peace . We are discussing , from ...
... peace . Third , that the new peace must provide for some organization , some machinery for international coöpera- tion , to preserve the peace once it has been made . We are not here proposing a plan for peace . We are discussing , from ...
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... peace . The search over centuries by men of good will for methods of lasting peace testifies to the yearning of peoples for relief from the world's greatest scourge . The multitude of peace treaties , the establishment of embassies and ...
... peace . The search over centuries by men of good will for methods of lasting peace testifies to the yearning of peoples for relief from the world's greatest scourge . The multitude of peace treaties , the establishment of embassies and ...
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