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A. They were particularly interested in the progress of the Shea Bill and the Cooper-Church amendment. They were well informed on these bills and the American political scene in general. They generally spoke of the war as simply a "wrong" policy, disastrous for the United States as well as...
In the country, one would rarely attempt to understand the functional reality that one can perceive. If you were looking at a stream you would never ask why it was moving or what its energy force was. You realize immediately that you have no idea, and that the question is...
Perhaps reflecting an American inability to perceive the importance of a historic moment that occurs without U.S. participation, the signing of the Treaty of Moscow had little impact in the U.S. The State Department, whose reaction was notable for its lack of enthusiasm, expressed the hope that the treaty would...
King, says Williams, suffered from a fatal inability to perceive what was happening to him, and believing in himself, continued to lash out at the white power structure. "He did not understand that it had armed him with feather dusters," Williams writes. "He was a black man and therefore always...
Thus, the sailors learned that they were not the only Russians who felt the acute pangs of economic collapse and the excessive denials of "war communism." They began to perceive that, if they should make the government in Moscow a target of militant protest, they would not be alone in...