The Vietnam War: Opposing ViewpointsGreenhaven Press, 1998 - 284 من الصفحات Presidents, antiwar activists, & soldiers are among those who debate the causes & consequences of America's involvement in Vietnam in this collection of documents. |
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... American freedom and American slavery . And from re- tirement at his Monticello retreat , he frowned at the rising spirit of commercialism he feared was dividing Americans and destroying his dream of American harmony . No matter the ...
... American freedom and American slavery . And from re- tirement at his Monticello retreat , he frowned at the rising spirit of commercialism he feared was dividing Americans and destroying his dream of American harmony . No matter the ...
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... American scholarships . Reshaping American Attitudes Needed : new attitudes . Those on the ground here say that if this is going to be the long - drawn - out contest that it now appears , then American attitudes will have to be reshaped ...
... American scholarships . Reshaping American Attitudes Needed : new attitudes . Those on the ground here say that if this is going to be the long - drawn - out contest that it now appears , then American attitudes will have to be reshaped ...
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... American presence in Viet- nam is a manifestation of American imperialism and argues for an im- mediate American military withdrawal from Southeast Asia . Noam Chomsky . Rethinking Camelot : JFK , the Vietnam War , and U.S. Politi- cal ...
... American presence in Viet- nam is a manifestation of American imperialism and argues for an im- mediate American military withdrawal from Southeast Asia . Noam Chomsky . Rethinking Camelot : JFK , the Vietnam War , and U.S. Politi- cal ...
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