Littell's Living Age, 292. kötetLiving Age Company, 1917 |
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... President of the United States by a narrow majority as viewed in per- centages , but when it is considered that he received over two and a quarter million votes more than were given him in 1912 the real significance of his victory ...
... President of the United States by a narrow majority as viewed in per- centages , but when it is considered that he received over two and a quarter million votes more than were given him in 1912 the real significance of his victory ...
249. oldal
... President Wilson must be regarded as remaining open . They were not terms about which they would enter into negotiations , but terms which they were willing to grant . Further , they were terms which were only applicable immediately and ...
... President Wilson must be regarded as remaining open . They were not terms about which they would enter into negotiations , but terms which they were willing to grant . Further , they were terms which were only applicable immediately and ...
516. oldal
... President Wilson his alleged " interference , " and are now well satisfied with having had the occasion offered them of expressing to friend and foe their ultimate aims in the present war . The only sign of dis- content now to be found ...
... President Wilson his alleged " interference , " and are now well satisfied with having had the occasion offered them of expressing to friend and foe their ultimate aims in the present war . The only sign of dis- content now to be found ...
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