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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... President Nixon has placed General Thieu as one of the two or three greatest statesmen of our age , Thieu has brushed off the suggestion that he broaden his government and has de- nounced those who advocate or suggest a negotiated peace ...
... President Nixon has placed General Thieu as one of the two or three greatest statesmen of our age , Thieu has brushed off the suggestion that he broaden his government and has de- nounced those who advocate or suggest a negotiated peace ...
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... President's " new " image as a cool , neutral majority - maker , a consummate politician who re- sponds and shapes ... President ) . The President has read the history books and knows that the great Presidents of the United States won ...
... President's " new " image as a cool , neutral majority - maker , a consummate politician who re- sponds and shapes ... President ) . The President has read the history books and knows that the great Presidents of the United States won ...
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... President John- son to ask Congress to authorize " all necessary measures " to repel armed attacks against Ameri- can forces in the area ; the Gulf of Tonkin Resolu- tion is passed almost unanimously by Congress on August 7 . Gen. Khanh ...
... President John- son to ask Congress to authorize " all necessary measures " to repel armed attacks against Ameri- can forces in the area ; the Gulf of Tonkin Resolu- tion is passed almost unanimously by Congress on August 7 . Gen. Khanh ...
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