The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... HOUSE Reference has been made to Wilson's strong desire to act as mediator in the war . The first definite expression of this desire , in terms of policy , came early in 1915. The President and Colonel House decided that the Colonel ...
... HOUSE Reference has been made to Wilson's strong desire to act as mediator in the war . The first definite expression of this desire , in terms of policy , came early in 1915. The President and Colonel House decided that the Colonel ...
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... House gave Wilson a summary of his talks with Sir Edward Grey : " We finally agreed that it would be best for you to demand that the belligerents permit you to call a conference for the discussion of peace terms . We con- cluded this ...
... House gave Wilson a summary of his talks with Sir Edward Grey : " We finally agreed that it would be best for you to demand that the belligerents permit you to call a conference for the discussion of peace terms . We con- cluded this ...
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... House passed the bill for arming merchant ships by a vote of 259 to 138 . Before the Senate voted on the amended ... House , because the House had voted merely to permit the ships to carry guns . The final vote in the House was 212 to ...
... House passed the bill for arming merchant ships by a vote of 259 to 138 . Before the Senate voted on the amended ... House , because the House had voted merely to permit the ships to carry guns . The final vote in the House was 212 to ...
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