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... living of their people ! Most of all , the leaders of Red China should be persuaded that it is insanity for them to seek to ac- quire and dominate more real estate when they cannot provide a decent way of life within the huge borders ...
... living of their people ! Most of all , the leaders of Red China should be persuaded that it is insanity for them to seek to ac- quire and dominate more real estate when they cannot provide a decent way of life within the huge borders ...
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... living side by side in amity , follow- ing differing philosophies of government , agreeing to disagree but not interfering with each other . There is no international enmity that is irreconcilable . After the horror of World War II ...
... living side by side in amity , follow- ing differing philosophies of government , agreeing to disagree but not interfering with each other . There is no international enmity that is irreconcilable . After the horror of World War II ...
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... living in the Stone Age , and the 100,000 of them still existing there are , for the most part , still living in the Stone Age . The white Australians forced the " abos " into the desert and have pretty much kept them there . Aborigines ...
... living in the Stone Age , and the 100,000 of them still existing there are , for the most part , still living in the Stone Age . The white Australians forced the " abos " into the desert and have pretty much kept them there . Aborigines ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I Credo | 1 |
China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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