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The Economic Consequences of the Peace

Note 105 — Chapter V · Reparation

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The challenge of the other Allies, as well as the enemy, had to be met; for in view of the limited resources of the latter, the other Allies had perhaps a greater interest than the enemy in seeing that no one of their number established an excessive claim.

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