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... military expediency . Because of America's present su- premacy , the military point of view is forced upon the rest of the world . We should never forget that it is totally unlikely that any country will attack America in the near ...
... military expediency . Because of America's present su- premacy , the military point of view is forced upon the rest of the world . We should never forget that it is totally unlikely that any country will attack America in the near ...
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... military activity and influence in our American educational institu- tions . This activity , represented by military subsidy of science de- partments , expanded military training units , increased use of schools and colleges as ...
... military activity and influence in our American educational institu- tions . This activity , represented by military subsidy of science de- partments , expanded military training units , increased use of schools and colleges as ...
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... Military Training ? A : If the United States introduces Universal Military Training , it will intensify the conviction everywhere that the problems of the world will , in the future , as in the past , be decided by brute force rather ...
... Military Training ? A : If the United States introduces Universal Military Training , it will intensify the conviction everywhere that the problems of the world will , in the future , as in the past , be decided by brute force rather ...
Contents
THE REALITY OF WAR 19141918 | 1 |
HOPE AND DISILLU SIONMENT 19191923 | 27 |
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AND THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS 19221927 | 58 |
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