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The Foundations of Peace O N Monday Mr. Hoover made one of the most significant, and what we hope may prove to be one of the most fruitful, statements of policy which have ever......
Great Britain And America Having Now No Fear Or Jealousy
of each other could arrange a permanent peace to-morrow. But other nations have to be brought in. The Latin nations will need a great deal of persuasion. They will raise......
France And The Young Plan On Thursday, November 7th, The
new French Govern ment under M. Tardieu presented their policy to the Chamber. The debate lasted till the early hours of last Saturday morning when M. Tardieu gained his vote of......
Is It Kinder To Leive An Aggressive Nation Alone—apply- Ing
it to no constraint of force—until it madly proceeds to the supreme horror Of war ? Or is it kinder to - Ciit . off its communications with the rest of the 'World - inid bring......
The Reason Why So Many Deputies Of The Right - Voted
for him needs a little explanation. He argued with considerable adroitness that there was really no difference between M. Briand's policy in regard to Germany—a policy deeply......
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For Instance, Could The Labour Government Agree To Mr....
proposed international rule that all food ships should pass freely in time of war ? They may ask, " Would the rule prevent any nation, lighting for its life and almost at its......
