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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... position achieved thereby does many things . It turns the so - called island defensive chain of Japan , For- mosa , of the Philippines and to the southward ; it moves in to threaten Australia and New Zealand .... So , the possible ...
... position achieved thereby does many things . It turns the so - called island defensive chain of Japan , For- mosa , of the Philippines and to the southward ; it moves in to threaten Australia and New Zealand .... So , the possible ...
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... position , I feel that I should frankly express my misgivings to you . I see nothing in the present course of events to dispel my convic- tion , expressed to you and the Secretary on several occasions , that if this course is pursued ...
... position , I feel that I should frankly express my misgivings to you . I see nothing in the present course of events to dispel my convic- tion , expressed to you and the Secretary on several occasions , that if this course is pursued ...
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... position if the mes- sage is presented in a strong but palatable fashion . Nixon's Commitment to War While peace activists should not underestimate potential sup- port for an anti - war position , we should also avoid underestimat- ing ...
... position if the mes- sage is presented in a strong but palatable fashion . Nixon's Commitment to War While peace activists should not underestimate potential sup- port for an anti - war position , we should also avoid underestimat- ing ...
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