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... anti - abolitionists , Roosevelt by the stand - patters . Any reformer who seeks to bring about , even by the most legitimate and peaceful means , better political or industrial arrangements is looked at 4 AMERICA FACES THE FUTURE.
... anti - abolitionists , Roosevelt by the stand - patters . Any reformer who seeks to bring about , even by the most legitimate and peaceful means , better political or industrial arrangements is looked at 4 AMERICA FACES THE FUTURE.
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... peace so sweet , as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery ? " The American colonists were not a backward peo- ple , to be autocratically ruled from across the ocean . They were trained in self - government , politically as ...
... peace so sweet , as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery ? " The American colonists were not a backward peo- ple , to be autocratically ruled from across the ocean . They were trained in self - government , politically as ...
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... peace- fully into British hands — and thus to extend our sovereignty from the Atlantic to the Pacific . The loss of efficiency which naturally comes through the political division of a larger unit was scarcely felt , owing to the meagre ...
... peace- fully into British hands — and thus to extend our sovereignty from the Atlantic to the Pacific . The loss of efficiency which naturally comes through the political division of a larger unit was scarcely felt , owing to the meagre ...
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... peace should welcome the de- velopment of individual thought , however contrary to accepted doctrines it may be . We should say , as Voltaire said to Helvetius , " I wholly disapprove of what you say and will defend to the death your ...
... peace should welcome the de- velopment of individual thought , however contrary to accepted doctrines it may be . We should say , as Voltaire said to Helvetius , " I wholly disapprove of what you say and will defend to the death your ...
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... peaceful channel was open for reform , and because the benefit sought by the arbitrament of war was for a whole people , not for a section or class . In a democracy like ours any alter- ation in the political or industrial order is ...
... peaceful channel was open for reform , and because the benefit sought by the arbitrament of war was for a whole people , not for a section or class . In a democracy like ours any alter- ation in the political or industrial order is ...
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