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Page 63
... objectives as best served the interests of its ruling class ; these objectives involved in each case a maximum extension of the territory and power of the State at the ex- pense of its rivals . International politics was a competitive ...
... objectives as best served the interests of its ruling class ; these objectives involved in each case a maximum extension of the territory and power of the State at the ex- pense of its rivals . International politics was a competitive ...
Page 286
... objectives of war leaders now range from the mildest to the most extreme form of rendering the foe impotent . The ... objective is the political destruction of the enemy State through partition , annexation , or social revolu- tion ...
... objectives of war leaders now range from the mildest to the most extreme form of rendering the foe impotent . The ... objective is the political destruction of the enemy State through partition , annexation , or social revolu- tion ...
Page 636
... objectives were to raise grain and cotton production , develop electric power , expand transportation and irrigation , and foster the textile industry . A public investment of $ 4,500,000,000 was contemplated , over half of it to be ...
... objectives were to raise grain and cotton production , develop electric power , expand transportation and irrigation , and foster the textile industry . A public investment of $ 4,500,000,000 was contemplated , over half of it to be ...
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