Word: conflictingly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Discussing the attitude of the United States toward any agreements arising out of the Far Eastern conflict, President Lowell declares in the leading article of the current number of Foreign Affairs that the interpretation placed upon the Pact of Paris by Secretary Stimson's note of January 7 to Japan, "If generally accepted, might make the relation of states more uncertain, more full of danger than if the Pact has been unsigned...
...Austria-Hungary; the Conflict of Nationalities," Professor Langer, Harvard...
...Austrie-Hungary; the Conflict of Nationalities," Professor Langer, Harvard...
...Captain Dreyfus. Jaures remained irreconcilably radical. Taking the constructive road of compromise, both Clemenceau and Briand had become Premier of France before citizen Jean Jaures was assassinated July 31, 1914. Explicitly predicting and clearly foreseeing the World War, Citizen Jaures had been working day and night to avert the conflict by visionary appeals to Socialists throughout the world to persuade their Governments not to fight...
...father," said Son Ino Dan, the new Baron, "was much worried about the conflict with China and had discussed it at home before leaving for his office. I believe that my father was trying to accomplish something nationally significant. He had spent the entire day previous with the League of Nations Commission...