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... influence over the souls of men than in America , and there can be no greater proof of its utility , and of its conformity to human nature , than that its influence is most powerfully felt over the most enlightened and free nation on ...
... influence over the souls of men than in America , and there can be no greater proof of its utility , and of its conformity to human nature , than that its influence is most powerfully felt over the most enlightened and free nation on ...
Pagina 201
... influence on the political thinking of the Arab national movements . And as Russian influence advanced , that of Britain receded , while the American attitude at the time was one of aloof non - intervention and comparative unconcern ...
... influence on the political thinking of the Arab national movements . And as Russian influence advanced , that of Britain receded , while the American attitude at the time was one of aloof non - intervention and comparative unconcern ...
Pagina 204
... influence extending through the whole Middle East . At the same time it seemed to be clear that it was playing a losing game , that American oil companies were extending their influence over the entire Arabian peninsula , and that ...
... influence extending through the whole Middle East . At the same time it seemed to be clear that it was playing a losing game , that American oil companies were extending their influence over the entire Arabian peninsula , and that ...
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