The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 135-136Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1944 |
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Pagina 57
... European impulse must also be set the un - European outlook of the three Great Powers . The smaller Powers are as much excluded from peace - making to - day as they were from peace - making at the Congress of Vienna , and far more than ...
... European impulse must also be set the un - European outlook of the three Great Powers . The smaller Powers are as much excluded from peace - making to - day as they were from peace - making at the Congress of Vienna , and far more than ...
Pagina 58
... European than ever , and by England , who has almost lost her European consciousness . Roosevelt , Stalin , and Mr. Churchill are not Europeans as Castlereagh , and even Tsar Alexander , Clemenceau , Lord Curzon , President Wilson , and ...
... European than ever , and by England , who has almost lost her European consciousness . Roosevelt , Stalin , and Mr. Churchill are not Europeans as Castlereagh , and even Tsar Alexander , Clemenceau , Lord Curzon , President Wilson , and ...
Pagina 99
... Europe as a whole . It is , therefore , the most urgent and sacred task of England , France , and Holland to develop a common European and a common imperial policy , so that they can , as one European and Imperial Power , promote those ...
... Europe as a whole . It is , therefore , the most urgent and sacred task of England , France , and Holland to develop a common European and a common imperial policy , so that they can , as one European and Imperial Power , promote those ...
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