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Page 502
... hope of carrying Bolshe- vism westward . Hope rose when co - conspirators established " Soviet " regimes in Munich and Budapest in the spring of 1919. Hope fell when these regimes were suppressed by the forces of law and order . Hope ...
... hope of carrying Bolshe- vism westward . Hope rose when co - conspirators established " Soviet " regimes in Munich and Budapest in the spring of 1919. Hope fell when these regimes were suppressed by the forces of law and order . Hope ...
Page 535
... hope that the outcome would not be " soiled by a small group of irreconcilables who , for a selfish purpose , would defeat the Chinese people in their overwhelming desire for peace and prosperity . " The truce broke down over the ...
... hope that the outcome would not be " soiled by a small group of irreconcilables who , for a selfish purpose , would defeat the Chinese people in their overwhelming desire for peace and prosperity . " The truce broke down over the ...
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... hope- ful , as reassuring and dangerous , as most of the long past . Future generations may still fear the end of the world and still hope for the Millennium , but ex- perience in their daily lives nothing very different from the half ...
... hope- ful , as reassuring and dangerous , as most of the long past . Future generations may still fear the end of the world and still hope for the Millennium , but ex- perience in their daily lives nothing very different from the half ...
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A BOOK OF ORIGINS | 31 |
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