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One of the important reasons America became involved in World War Two was the combined principle of decency, honor, and fairness. By resorting to such a brutal, indiscriminate method of war, America would be denying all those virtues for which it was fighting. Drake's incessant suggestions in '''Life''' to switch to his Air Plan are just as worrisome.
One of the important reasons America became involved in World War Two was the combined principle of decency, honor, and fairness. By resorting to such a brutal, indiscriminate method of war, America would be denying all those virtues for which it was fighting. Drake's incessant suggestions in '''Life''' to switch to his Air Plan are just as worrisome.
The second '''Life''' article is quite different in tone and style. Entitled "Target: Germany," it was printed as a preview excerpt from an upcoming Simon and Schuster
The second '''Life''' article is quite different in tone and style. Entitled "Target: Germany," it was printed as a preview excerpt from an upcoming Simon and Schuster...
(Note, this copy of the thesis is '''incomplete'''. If you are interested in the copy being completed, please contact ResearchBiz -at- Gmail. I'm not motivated to complete the transcription unless other people are moved to call for its completion.)
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