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2012
This chapter looks at the vicissitudes of Saudi–Egyptian relations as the two countries attempted to negotiate a peaceful settlement in Yemen. Based primarily on US diplomatic cables and Egyptian memoirs, it demonstrates how negotiations between Nasser and Faysal faltered over mutual mistrust, exacerbated by the perennial spoiling effect of Yemeni ...
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This chapter looks at the vicissitudes of Saudi–Egyptian relations as the two countries attempted to negotiate a peaceful settlement in Yemen. Based primarily on US diplomatic cables and Egyptian memoirs, it demonstrates how negotiations between Nasser and Faysal faltered over mutual mistrust, exacerbated by the perennial spoiling effect of Yemeni ...
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1999
Abstract A Certain Nobleman of Venice, dying in the Prime of his Years, left behind him a Widow called Miramillia, justly esteemed one of the most lovely Women of the Age, and a little Son not exceeding six Years old; so dear to his Mother, that tho’ her Beauty, Wealth, and Accomplishments, attracted the Love and Admirations of almost
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Abstract A Certain Nobleman of Venice, dying in the Prime of his Years, left behind him a Widow called Miramillia, justly esteemed one of the most lovely Women of the Age, and a little Son not exceeding six Years old; so dear to his Mother, that tho’ her Beauty, Wealth, and Accomplishments, attracted the Love and Admirations of almost
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This chapter begins by detailing how Nelson Rockefeller began 1963 as the presumed presidential nominee. Rockefeller maintained his liberal stance on civil rights, but he was careful to avoid drawing attention to the Grand Old Party's uneven civil rights record.
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Chapter XXV A Fruitless Meeting
2016Refuge from despair is often found in the passion of self-pity and that spirit of obstinate resistance which it engenders. In certain natures the extreme of self-pity is intolerable, and leads to self-destruction; but there are less fortunate beings whom the vehemence of their...
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