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For the best part of twenty years the youth of Germany , of Japan and Italy have been taught that aggressive war is the noblest duty of the citizen and that it should be begun as soon as the necessary weapons and organization have been ...
For the best part of twenty years the youth of Germany , of Japan and Italy have been taught that aggressive war is the noblest duty of the citizen and that it should be begun as soon as the necessary weapons and organization have been ...
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In Italy , Mussolini took the In Italy , Mussolini took the title of Il title of Il Duce - the Leader- Duce - the Leader - on the grounds that ... Not long the destiny of the Italian people . after , in Germany , Hitler began calling 2.
In Italy , Mussolini took the In Italy , Mussolini took the title of Il title of Il Duce - the Leader- Duce - the Leader - on the grounds that ... Not long the destiny of the Italian people . after , in Germany , Hitler began calling 2.
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He served with his unit in Italy and was awarded the Italian Croce di Guerra in 1918 . After the war Hutchins continued his studies at Yale University . He received his bachelor's degree with honors in 1921 and was.
He served with his unit in Italy and was awarded the Italian Croce di Guerra in 1918 . After the war Hutchins continued his studies at Yale University . He received his bachelor's degree with honors in 1921 and was.
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Foreword | 1 |
Chief Sources of Rhetorical Concepts | 9 |
Winston S Churchill Here We Are Together | 29 |
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