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Fdmund Randolph, having succeeded Jefferson as secretary of state, is forced to resign when President Washington becomes convinced of intrigue with French minister to prevent ratification of Jay's Treaty. Pickering succeeds to State ...
Fdmund Randolph, having succeeded Jefferson as secretary of state, is forced to resign when President Washington becomes convinced of intrigue with French minister to prevent ratification of Jay's Treaty. Pickering succeeds to State ...
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New Republic, 1919 In our opinion the Treaty of Versailles subjects all liberalism, and particularly that kind of liberalism which breathes the Christian spirit, to a decisive test. . . . If a war which was supposed to put an end to war ...
New Republic, 1919 In our opinion the Treaty of Versailles subjects all liberalism, and particularly that kind of liberalism which breathes the Christian spirit, to a decisive test. . . . If a war which was supposed to put an end to war ...
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BARRY COLDWATER Speech in Senate, 1969 Now we are being asked to adopt a nuclear nonproliteration treaty with the Soviet Union and other nations. The arguments are familiar. They are all loity and noble. . . . I ask you who, ...
BARRY COLDWATER Speech in Senate, 1969 Now we are being asked to adopt a nuclear nonproliteration treaty with the Soviet Union and other nations. The arguments are familiar. They are all loity and noble. . . . I ask you who, ...
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