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... Republican party leaders . Philip Freneau , the fore- most Republican newspaper editor of the day , in an attack on the selfishness of the proponents of a war policy had commented in 1797 : ' It is to be suspected that providing for ...
... Republican party leaders . Philip Freneau , the fore- most Republican newspaper editor of the day , in an attack on the selfishness of the proponents of a war policy had commented in 1797 : ' It is to be suspected that providing for ...
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... Republican pursuit of peace and economy . The short interval between the repeal of the Embargo Act in March 1809 and the rise of an ardent war party in the fall of 1811 saw a momentary check in the drive for preparedness and a ...
... Republican pursuit of peace and economy . The short interval between the repeal of the Embargo Act in March 1809 and the rise of an ardent war party in the fall of 1811 saw a momentary check in the drive for preparedness and a ...
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... Republican policy continued consistently hostile . Until the War of 1812 had actually begun , President Madi- son manifested a Jeffersonian indifference to building up a larger naval force . In Congress , Republican ' War Hawks ...
... Republican policy continued consistently hostile . Until the War of 1812 had actually begun , President Madi- son manifested a Jeffersonian indifference to building up a larger naval force . In Congress , Republican ' War Hawks ...
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The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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