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Pagina 64
... Britain , for the terms of the Anglo - Polish Agreement were of mutual application ) . The legally binding character of this explicit undertaking is incontestable -nor has it been contested . And , indeed , Great Britain has not legally ...
... Britain , for the terms of the Anglo - Polish Agreement were of mutual application ) . The legally binding character of this explicit undertaking is incontestable -nor has it been contested . And , indeed , Great Britain has not legally ...
Pagina 195
... Britain must never relinquish . 6 A defensive war may be unjust if , for example , it be waged in defence of unjust conquests or even , in extreme cases , of unjust institutions or inhuman policies . An offensive war , taking the form ...
... Britain must never relinquish . 6 A defensive war may be unjust if , for example , it be waged in defence of unjust conquests or even , in extreme cases , of unjust institutions or inhuman policies . An offensive war , taking the form ...
Pagina 200
... Britain could afford to lose almost the whole of her army in 1940. She could endure the presence , night after night , of German bombs over her principal cities . Russia could afford to lose her most productive agricul- tural and ...
... Britain could afford to lose almost the whole of her army in 1940. She could endure the presence , night after night , of German bombs over her principal cities . Russia could afford to lose her most productive agricul- tural and ...
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CHANINGPEARCE M | 39 |
A Prospect of Flowers | 135 |
War and the Poets Responsibility | 155 |
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