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'''Peace through strength''' is a principle which stands in recognition that having the ability to repel a bad actor is the best way to preserve peace. The phrase was popularized by [[Ronald Reagan]], however, has been associated with President [[George Washington]] and may have been described by leaders going as far back as the Roman Emperor [[Hadrian]]. | '''Peace through strength''' is a principle which stands in recognition that having the ability to repel a bad actor is the best way to preserve peace. The phrase was popularized by [[Ronald Reagan]], however, has been associated with President [[George Washington]] and may have been described by leaders going as far back as the Roman Emperor [[Hadrian]]. | ||
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Revision as of 20:01, May 6, 2018
Peace through strength is a principle which stands in recognition that having the ability to repel a bad actor is the best way to preserve peace. The phrase was popularized by Ronald Reagan, however, has been associated with President George Washington and may have been described by leaders going as far back as the Roman Emperor Hadrian.