 | United States. Department of State - 1929 - 810 lapas
...of the present five billion dollars in educating and training their military forces. Since the tune when Thomas Jefferson insisted upon a "decent respect...quick death by bayonets, or to slower but not less grievous suffering through economic distress. In all our countries we have scholars who can demonstrate... | |
 | United States. Department of State - 1929 - 804 lapas
...intelligent public opinion in support of peace is by far the largest drawback to any plan to prents vent war. Truly the first step is that each nation must...quick death by bayonets, or to slower, but not less grievous suffering, through economic distress. In all our countries we have scholars who can demonstrate... | |
 | United States. Department of State - 1943 - 908 lapas
...insisted upon a "decent respect to the opinions of mankind", public opinion has controlled for345 eign policy in all democracies. It is, therefore, all-important...quick death by bayonets, or to slower but not less grievous suffering through economic distress. In all our countries we have scholars who can demonstrate... | |
 | Lewis Copeland, Lawrence W. Lamm, Stephen J. McKenna - 1999 - 978 lapas
...his hench, the fanner on his land, the shopkeeper hy his shelves, the clerk at his hooks, the lahorer in factory, plantation, mine, or construction camp,...ends of national or personal rapacity is to drive hun toward quick death hy hayonets, or to slower, hut not less grievous suffering, tbrough economic... | |
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decent respect to the opinions of mankind", public opinion has controlled foreign policy in all democracies. It is, therefore, all-important that every platform, every pulpit, and every forum should become constant and active agencies in the great work... 