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... course , that other ideals than those which we have followed would lead us to an even greater destiny , and that we should substitute for Americanism the spirit , say , of international Socialism or Communism , or some other exotic ...
... course , that other ideals than those which we have followed would lead us to an even greater destiny , and that we should substitute for Americanism the spirit , say , of international Socialism or Communism , or some other exotic ...
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... course . By all means let these experiments be tried in lands where change is needed ; let us watch with sympathy and lend a helping hand . But for us there can be no hesitation . We know our own hearts , the path is straight before us ...
... course . By all means let these experiments be tried in lands where change is needed ; let us watch with sympathy and lend a helping hand . But for us there can be no hesitation . We know our own hearts , the path is straight before us ...
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... course which will continue until the Filipinos become fit to decide for themselves whether they desire to be an independent nation . " In recognition of this long - proclaimed principle of Americanism , Congress in 1914 pledged the ...
... course which will continue until the Filipinos become fit to decide for themselves whether they desire to be an independent nation . " In recognition of this long - proclaimed principle of Americanism , Congress in 1914 pledged the ...
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... course , the toleration of negro slavery . Almost every . one took for granted the rightfulness of this long- established institution , Christian ministers as well as worldly - minded , those who lived in the industrial 20 LIBERTY.
... course , the toleration of negro slavery . Almost every . one took for granted the rightfulness of this long- established institution , Christian ministers as well as worldly - minded , those who lived in the industrial 20 LIBERTY.
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... course , an unwarrantable law is passed . But in general , this extension of legislative vigilance is in the interests of true liberty . And the average man of today is far freer from dangers , from fears , from the encroach- ments and ...
... course , an unwarrantable law is passed . But in general , this extension of legislative vigilance is in the interests of true liberty . And the average man of today is far freer from dangers , from fears , from the encroach- ments and ...
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