Word: statesmen
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Throughout Europe statesmen have been asking: "What authority is to decide whether a given question is one in which the U. S. has or has not interest? May or may not the U. S., under Senate Reservation No. 5, claim an interest in any question whatsoever and so block all action by the World Court, at pleasure...
...matter what formula American statesmen advance, the final outcome of such a process will be the further subordination of Western Europe to domination by American capital...
...Poland, Prague, Geneva, and Paris. The detailed itinerary will be announced later. In almost every case the national student unions have arranged receptions and dinners at the more important cities visited by both Harvard groups, where there will be opportunity to meet and talk with student leaders and prominent statesmen and public...
...nations of the world that there are a good many ways in which America can collect her debts, and if we had some red blood flowing through the veins of a few American statesmen, we would not hear so much of that talk across the ocean...
...situation immediately preceding the World War (1910-1914), and the seven years since the Armistice. The cause of the recent war have not been removed, and the various treaties created new areas of friction. National minorities, the Danzig corridor, and many other new problems are being abundantly discussed by statesmen and political writers. A new version of the Agadir controversy is just as possible today as in the period between 1910 and 1914; and if a peaceful settlement cannot be found...