Until around 1930 few United States Civil War historians paid much attention to Southerners who opposed the 1861-1865 secession from the United States by a confederacy of Southern states.

直到1930年，很少有美国内战历史学家关注那些反对1861至1865年南方各州联盟脱离美国的南方人。

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The Civil War was between the southern states that wanted to leave the Union and form their own country, and northern states that wanted to keep all the states as one country.

内战发生在想要脱离联邦并建立自己国家的南方各州和想要保持所有州为一个国家的北方各州之间。

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The defence secretary ducked the question of whether the United States was winning the war.

该国防部长回避了美国是否在打赢这场战争的问题。

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Twenty years after the Civil War, the Unitedbl States had become one of the leading industrial nations of the world.

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Every polity seeks its own advantage against others, making relations between states a condition of unremitting war of all against all.

每一个政体都在追寻自身的利益,而非他者，国家间的联盟,是一种全面战争的条件，持续性的永恒对抗。

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It wasn't immediately renewed -- because the United States got into a war that we call The War of 1812.

许可证并没有立即被更新,因为当时美国卷入了一场战争,被我们叫做1812年战争。

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If there is a war, the United States would approach its post-war work with a two-part resolve: a commitment to stay and a commitment to leave.

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When dealing with traditional prisoners of war, as the United States did in World War II, Korea, and even Vietnam, it was reasonable to err on the side of leniency and treat detainees with deference and respect.

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Now that they are gone, the prospect of war between EU states has become unthinkable.

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