Real Power for Peace Friendship in World Affairs
An essay extols friendship as a catalyst for national security and harmony. It cites Confucius Socrates Aristotle and Napoleon to argue loyalty, understanding, and equality forge enduring ties among nations. It warns that unequal power or misaligned interests breed conflict and urges sustained, mutual respect among English speaking nations.
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Napoleon
Ted
Russia
Hapoleon
Britain
America
Co operative English Speaking Nations Peace Plan
Willan Randolph Hearst argues for a non offensive English speaking bloc among the United States Great Britain Ireland Canada Australia New Zealand and South Africa to maintain world peace. The proposal includes limited armaments and aims to prevent war among member states while avoiding entangling alliances. It emphasizes language commonality shared ideals and a powerful influence without hostility toward other nations.
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Willan Randolph Hearst
America
England
India
Egypt
United States
Great Britain
Ireland
Canada
Australian
New Zealand
South Africa
League of Nations
League
France
Germany
Italy
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Iuch
Confuecius
China
Socrates
Aristotle
Coleridge
Wadsworth
Europe
Cicero
Atlantic
Pacific
William Hendelph Hearst
Ghiefly
Moscow
Prop’ Letariat
Hearst
McKay
Samuel Johnson
Voltaire
Arnapy
Painsor Mecay
Ching