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... frontiers , frontiers made real only because of warfare . He does not realize that ideals cross frontiers without passports or the permission of customs officials , that to preach the futility of murder in one country does not mean that ...
... frontiers , frontiers made real only because of warfare . He does not realize that ideals cross frontiers without passports or the permission of customs officials , that to preach the futility of murder in one country does not mean that ...
Page 59
... frontier in their thousands , slaying all and sundry , whether British or Indian , in the name of Allah . Our pacifists would , however , build roads to the North - West Frontier which would facilitate the advent of Afghan and other ...
... frontier in their thousands , slaying all and sundry , whether British or Indian , in the name of Allah . Our pacifists would , however , build roads to the North - West Frontier which would facilitate the advent of Afghan and other ...
Page 93
... frontier , neither have Canada and the United States of America . There is no fundamental difference between these and other frontiers , and the peaceful condition of the former could be extended to the Franco - German frontier with the ...
... frontier , neither have Canada and the United States of America . There is no fundamental difference between these and other frontiers , and the peaceful condition of the former could be extended to the Franco - German frontier with the ...
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