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... Union army , conscription was far inferior to the more tradi- tional means although it may have acted as a stimulus or goad to volunteering . In all , 46,000 conscripts and 118,000 substitutes , only 6 per cent of the Union forces ...
... Union army , conscription was far inferior to the more tradi- tional means although it may have acted as a stimulus or goad to volunteering . In all , 46,000 conscripts and 118,000 substitutes , only 6 per cent of the Union forces ...
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... Union against Militarism , on the other hand , was the outgrowth of an effort by a group of social workers and religious leaders to resist the preparedness movement . In November 1914 , at a meeting in the Henry Street Settlement House ...
... Union against Militarism , on the other hand , was the outgrowth of an effort by a group of social workers and religious leaders to resist the preparedness movement . In November 1914 , at a meeting in the Henry Street Settlement House ...
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... Union Army ( Cleveland , 1928 ) , 1 , 272ff . , 285-6 . 21 Ibid . 1 , 295ff . See also J. F. Leach , Conscription in the United States ( Rut- land , Vt . , [ 1952 ] ) , chaps . 9-16 . 22 Congressional Globe , 37 Cong . , 3 Sess ...
... Union Army ( Cleveland , 1928 ) , 1 , 272ff . , 285-6 . 21 Ibid . 1 , 295ff . See also J. F. Leach , Conscription in the United States ( Rut- land , Vt . , [ 1952 ] ) , chaps . 9-16 . 22 Congressional Globe , 37 Cong . , 3 Sess ...
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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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