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Odds Against A New War In A Country Of Peace
A TWEE DOTHAN EAGLE analysis notes that wars have been settled peacefully more often than not in American history. It cites episodes from 1799 to 1846 and Civil War era tensions with Britain and France, concluding diplomatic restraint and arbitration averted broader conflicts. It emphasizes the pattern of peace through negotiation and limited hostilities rather than full-scale wars.
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New York
United States
France
America
U. S
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
Washington
John Adams
Bonaparte
James K. Polk
Louisiana Purchase
Northwest Territory
Alaska
Cleveland
U. S S
Bismarck
Samoa
Germany
Britain
Theodore Roosevelt
Venezulean
T. R
Panama Canal
Adm
Dewey
Roosevelt
Valparaiso
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Wilson
Gen. Pershing
Pacho Villa
Columbus
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