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You must remember, though, Norgate, that we don't carry our pacificism to extremes.
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Neither the poppy nor the lily people could ever be accused of excessive pacificism.
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In "Pacifists" he discusses pacificism and ponders if it could succeed politically.
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Our own conversion to pacificism, though sincere, is somewhat recent.
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That seems to me not pacificism but patriotic inversion.
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The sight of the price my old friend had paid didn't put me in love with pacificism.
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There had been a book written on that theme-anattempt to put pacificism on a material basis.
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Does your pacificism contemplate a German Belgium?
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In England as in the United States, domestic pacificism has been the most potent ally of alien militarism.
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The result was a soil in which various noxious weeds flourished rankly; and of these the most noxious was professional pacificism.
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It was plausible to charge these associations with being under the guidance of foreigners, with "pacificism" and a general tendency to disloyalty.
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You must remember, though, Norgate, that we don't carry our pacificism to extremes.
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Neither the poppy nor the lily people could ever be accused of excessive pacificism.
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In "Pacifists" he discusses pacificism and ponders if it could succeed politically.
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Our own conversion to pacificism, though sincere, is somewhat recent.
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That seems to me not pacificism but patriotic inversion.