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If we are willing to fight for peace now, is it not good logic that we should use force if necessary, in the future, to keep the peace?
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gutenberg.orgIf we are willing to fight for peace now, is it not good logic that we should use force if necessary, in the future, to keep the peace?
Roosevelt argues for the necessity of using force to maintain peace, if required.
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