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Malice toward None,ent of two separate societies. These coexisted within a framework of linguistic unity and historical memory, the latter bolstered by a romantic lore of patriots subduing British tyranny. Distinctive economies had emerged on either side of this national divide. The industrial North faced the agrarian

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Safe for Democracy,as running to peaceful resolution of conflict. Emissaries from the major powers had convened two conferences at the Hague (1899, 1907), where conventions designed to mitigate the suffering caused by war were signed; provision was also made for a permanent court of arbitration. A third such conferenc

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Safe for Democracy,as running to peaceful resolution of conflict. Emissaries from the major powers had convened two conferences at the Hague (1899, 1907), where conventions designed to mitigate the suffering caused by war were signed; provision was also made for a permanent court of arbitration. A third such conferenc

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Freedom from Fear,persecution were one part of national expiation. The needs for collective atonement also prompted Chancellor Willy Brandt in Jerusalem in 1972 to set a wreath at Yad Vashem. There, in a memorial service to the Holocaust’s victims, he read from Psalm 103: “As a father pitieth his children, so the Lor