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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... BELIEVE ME ? NO WILL YOU BELIEVE ME ? NO . YOU BELIEVE HE BOY ? NO . - HONEY , WILL NO ! YOU BELIEVE ME ? IS THERE NO ONE LEFT WHO BELIEVES ME ? - I BELIEVE YOU . 1 IN THE INTEREST- OF FREE- DOM AND IN THE PUR- SUIT OF PEACE WE HAVE ...
... BELIEVE ME ? NO WILL YOU BELIEVE ME ? NO . YOU BELIEVE HE BOY ? NO . - HONEY , WILL NO ! YOU BELIEVE ME ? IS THERE NO ONE LEFT WHO BELIEVES ME ? - I BELIEVE YOU . 1 IN THE INTEREST- OF FREE- DOM AND IN THE PUR- SUIT OF PEACE WE HAVE ...
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... believe it will be , then we will suffer be- cause the world's greatest power cannot defeat guerrillas . Then there is the problem of national politics . Every great captain in his- tory was not afraid to make a tactical withdrawal if ...
... believe it will be , then we will suffer be- cause the world's greatest power cannot defeat guerrillas . Then there is the problem of national politics . Every great captain in his- tory was not afraid to make a tactical withdrawal if ...
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... believe that this body can be responsive to the will of the people , and we believe that the will of the people says that we should be out of Vietnam now . We are here in Washington also to say that the problem of this war is not just a ...
... believe that this body can be responsive to the will of the people , and we believe that the will of the people says that we should be out of Vietnam now . We are here in Washington also to say that the problem of this war is not just a ...
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