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Page 274
... effective merging of local purposes into a larger polity , and accordingly has no assurance as to what others may do , all must suspect the worst of each . Every unit in such a System necessarily seeks safety by relying on its own power ...
... effective merging of local purposes into a larger polity , and accordingly has no assurance as to what others may do , all must suspect the worst of each . Every unit in such a System necessarily seeks safety by relying on its own power ...
Page 596
... effectively to achieve the objectives of this treaty , the parties , separately and jointly , by means of continuous and effective self - help and mutual aid , will maintain and develop their individual and collective capacity to resist ...
... effectively to achieve the objectives of this treaty , the parties , separately and jointly , by means of continuous and effective self - help and mutual aid , will maintain and develop their individual and collective capacity to resist ...
Page 660
... effective inter- national control could meet the issue . Einstein urged ( Oct. 26 ) that America and Britain invite Russia to join them in establishing a World Government , to which all possible information regarding the bomb should be ...
... effective inter- national control could meet the issue . Einstein urged ( Oct. 26 ) that America and Britain invite Russia to join them in establishing a World Government , to which all possible information regarding the bomb should be ...
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