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Page 144
... relationships between the disputants , more or less durable , depending upon the wisdom of the victors , the weakness of the vanquished , and subsequent shifts of power relationships . If neither side can impose its will on the other ...
... relationships between the disputants , more or less durable , depending upon the wisdom of the victors , the weakness of the vanquished , and subsequent shifts of power relationships . If neither side can impose its will on the other ...
Page 275
... relationship to all other States , regardless of time or place , but only with power in relationship to particular ... relationships has characterized the Western State System from its earliest beginnings . The difficulties involved in ...
... relationship to all other States , regardless of time or place , but only with power in relationship to particular ... relationships has characterized the Western State System from its earliest beginnings . The difficulties involved in ...
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... relationships have been relationships of carefully organized segregation and discrimination by the white minority against the nonwhite majority - almost certainly productive of violence in years to come . Between Algiers and Cape Town ...
... relationships have been relationships of carefully organized segregation and discrimination by the white minority against the nonwhite majority - almost certainly productive of violence in years to come . Between Algiers and Cape Town ...
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