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... attack if the strength massed to oppose him is so formidable as to make attack fearfully costly or fatal.5 Such policies are at once fallacious and inevitable in a system of rival sovereignties . 5 This contention is as old as Athens ...
... attack if the strength massed to oppose him is so formidable as to make attack fearfully costly or fatal.5 Such policies are at once fallacious and inevitable in a system of rival sovereignties . 5 This contention is as old as Athens ...
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... attack on the USSR in 1941 , and the Israeli - Anglo - French attack on Egypt in 1956 ( see pp . 416-420 ) , appears from the record to be , generally , unwise . The second procedure is often brilliantly successful- e.g. , Bismarck's ...
... attack on the USSR in 1941 , and the Israeli - Anglo - French attack on Egypt in 1956 ( see pp . 416-420 ) , appears from the record to be , generally , unwise . The second procedure is often brilliantly successful- e.g. , Bismarck's ...
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... attack against one or more of them in Europe or North America shall be considered an attack against them all ; and conse- quently they agree that , if such an armed attack occurs , each of them , in exercise of the right of individual ...
... attack against one or more of them in Europe or North America shall be considered an attack against them all ; and conse- quently they agree that , if such an armed attack occurs , each of them , in exercise of the right of individual ...
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