| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - ght to exert its moral influence on political and social issues, including international affairs, he [Zimmern] still doubted whether the ecumenical movement would be able, 'to frame judgements, to educate opinion, and to construct policies in regard to these issues', without drawing on the expertise of the Royal Institute of International Affairs. (p. 108) [emphasis added]The recent foray by evan
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