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... to hold public office . Yet there is no evidence of any number of Irish changing their name from O'Brien to something like Jones or of forsaking the faith of their fathers in order to gain greater social and economic 51.
... to hold public office . Yet there is no evidence of any number of Irish changing their name from O'Brien to something like Jones or of forsaking the faith of their fathers in order to gain greater social and economic 51.
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... social life of his country . He shocked the world in 1961 when he forcibly seized ( at Krishna Mennon's insistence ) the Portuguese enclaves of Goa , killing a number of innocent civilians in the process . This was a shameful rejection ...
... social life of his country . He shocked the world in 1961 when he forcibly seized ( at Krishna Mennon's insistence ) the Portuguese enclaves of Goa , killing a number of innocent civilians in the process . This was a shameful rejection ...
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... social and economic structures of the lands that they help . The only permanent way to stop Communism is to make certain of the social and economic development of those lands most susceptible to Communist doctrines . Certainly the ...
... social and economic structures of the lands that they help . The only permanent way to stop Communism is to make certain of the social and economic development of those lands most susceptible to Communist doctrines . Certainly the ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I Credo | 1 |
China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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