The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 137-138Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1945 |
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Pagina 34
... Europe are leaving her , mainly for the United States , that the sense of mission which has permeated Euro- pean civilisation for centuries is on the decline and that Europe has no adequate forces with which to conquer and to dominate ...
... Europe are leaving her , mainly for the United States , that the sense of mission which has permeated Euro- pean civilisation for centuries is on the decline and that Europe has no adequate forces with which to conquer and to dominate ...
Pagina 36
... European citizenship which was the privilege of many in the Middle Ages did not arise from the notion of race , and I am sure that racial ideas , whether Pan - German or Pan - Slav , cannot unite Europe . All the European States present ...
... European citizenship which was the privilege of many in the Middle Ages did not arise from the notion of race , and I am sure that racial ideas , whether Pan - German or Pan - Slav , cannot unite Europe . All the European States present ...
Pagina 37
... Europe were capitalist countries without capital . We think that the unity of Europe and the integration of the Con- tinent should be our aim , but this task could be better achieved and pursued in small groups or in small classes ; and ...
... Europe were capitalist countries without capital . We think that the unity of Europe and the integration of the Con- tinent should be our aim , but this task could be better achieved and pursued in small groups or in small classes ; and ...
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