The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 135-136Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1944 |
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Pagina 93
... accepted the Fourteen Points as they stood ; whereas the Allied Powers accepted them only as interpreted by Colonel House . ' 10 One last example should be enough to make clear the fatal nature of this ambiguity . Point 8 was taken by ...
... accepted the Fourteen Points as they stood ; whereas the Allied Powers accepted them only as interpreted by Colonel House . ' 10 One last example should be enough to make clear the fatal nature of this ambiguity . Point 8 was taken by ...
Pagina 104
... accepted by the Allied Powers . But in response to the German demand , they were submitted to the Allied Powers by the President . They were then accepted - with legitimate modifications- as the basis of the future peace with Germany ...
... accepted by the Allied Powers . But in response to the German demand , they were submitted to the Allied Powers by the President . They were then accepted - with legitimate modifications- as the basis of the future peace with Germany ...
Pagina 266
... accepted is liable to succumb to the tempta- tion of manipulating his assumptions to obtain the desired result . The assertion that Drayson's hypothesis is unsupported either by theory or observation is so staggering that one is at a ...
... accepted is liable to succumb to the tempta- tion of manipulating his assumptions to obtain the desired result . The assertion that Drayson's hypothesis is unsupported either by theory or observation is so staggering that one is at a ...
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