70 Year Magazine Archive

The Third World War

by James Burnham

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Foreign Aid: A Dissection

“When things are so managed in a Government, that the Neighbors purchase its comity, and make themselves its Pensioners; ’tis a certain sign of the potency of that Government: But when the Neighbors on the contrary receive money from it, ’tis as infallible a sign of its weakness.”

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