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... causes , probably did not realize that he never supported a cause which might have violated the principles that guided him . While his basic political philosophy did not change throughout his life , he was far from being dogmatic or ...
... causes , probably did not realize that he never supported a cause which might have violated the principles that guided him . While his basic political philosophy did not change throughout his life , he was far from being dogmatic or ...
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... cause is first championed by an aggressive minority . Is it not better for a man to die for a cause in which he believes , such as peace , than to suffer for a cause in which he does not be- lieve , such as war ? Every war merely ...
... cause is first championed by an aggressive minority . Is it not better for a man to die for a cause in which he believes , such as peace , than to suffer for a cause in which he does not be- lieve , such as war ? Every war merely ...
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... cause of peace than any other active pacifist . He has generously contrib- uted to this most worthy cause his time , his boundless energy and his great personal courage . With no resources other than his own . modest means , he has ...
... cause of peace than any other active pacifist . He has generously contrib- uted to this most worthy cause his time , his boundless energy and his great personal courage . With no resources other than his own . modest means , he has ...
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