The Living Age, 278. kötetLiving Age Company, 1913 |
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79. oldal
... nations , which own and control the most desirable and the most thinly populated terri- tories of the world , are not beloved by the other nations . They are threatened by two dangers - by the danger aris- ing from the over - populated ...
... nations , which own and control the most desirable and the most thinly populated terri- tories of the world , are not beloved by the other nations . They are threatened by two dangers - by the danger aris- ing from the over - populated ...
208. oldal
... nation need ever grow old , much less die . It may be endowed with the gift of perpetual youth . It is not infrequently said that inter- national war is a necessary factor in human progress , and that , if it were abolished , nations ...
... nation need ever grow old , much less die . It may be endowed with the gift of perpetual youth . It is not infrequently said that inter- national war is a necessary factor in human progress , and that , if it were abolished , nations ...
773. oldal
... nations which have adopted full representative Government for a considerable period , including among the great powers France , England and the United States . Now , if we accept this proposition , we can advance to another , namely ...
... nations which have adopted full representative Government for a considerable period , including among the great powers France , England and the United States . Now , if we accept this proposition , we can advance to another , namely ...
Tartalomjegyzék
Balance of Power The Changing | 68 |
The Death of Satire | 82 |
VOLUME LX | 129 |
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