Word: mutually
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...amity which pervades them. A closer accord between England and France in defining and ridigly enforcing the treaty, signs of a clearer understanding of both with Germany--all these are very hopeful omens of greater sanity in international relations. For of what avail are written treaties in unaccompanied by mutual good-will...
...intelligently and conscientiously; neither of these achievements is due to any one class of men, and least of all has the superiority of our political institutions been due to the politician class, or to individual statesmen during the past hundred years. It is American public opinion created by the mutual understanding and purpose of all classes that has adapted our heritage from the stalwarts of the Revolution to our increasing needs...
...also believes in the participation of America (not its dictatorship) in measures which offer at latest a chance of bringing stability to the world. His judgment and his sanity are known of all men, and no other man is so qualified by his past and recognized achievement to restore mutual understanding...
...again in his policy for the unification of Harvard University student life. The famous dormitories formerly in private bands now become the property of the University. A few years ago the Freshman dormitories were erected for the announced purpose of keeping the members of the class together, promoting their mutual acquaintance and their co-operation as a unit in the affairs of the school. About the time the war began Randolph and Dunster Halls were acquired and converted into quarters for the Sophomores and Juniors. For a considerable time now the Seniors have been domiciled in the buildings about...
...waits, and that the longest way round is the shortest way home. Meanwhile, trade is at a standstill, patents are in abeyance, and various anachronistic war powers of the government are functioning. This is, of course, of no moment to Senators. They must indulge in their wire-pulling, their mutual recrimination, their frightful political farce-making. It would be laughable did we not observe in it the tragic price we pay for American democracy...