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... Washington dictatorial powers for six months . Later there was a disposition in the Con- tinental Congress to minimize this abrogation of its authority ; and the members never ceased to be on guard against any possible usurpation of ...
... Washington dictatorial powers for six months . Later there was a disposition in the Con- tinental Congress to minimize this abrogation of its authority ; and the members never ceased to be on guard against any possible usurpation of ...
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... Washington against such a use of force . Gratified to hear that Washington regretted the possible necessity of an appeal to arms , Mifflin wrote : ' I , too , shall ever prefer the instruments of conciliation to those of coercion , and ...
... Washington against such a use of force . Gratified to hear that Washington regretted the possible necessity of an appeal to arms , Mifflin wrote : ' I , too , shall ever prefer the instruments of conciliation to those of coercion , and ...
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... Washington , Writings ( Fitzpatrick ) , XI , 291 ; Journals Cont . Cong . , x , 190–203 , XVI , 36–7 . Chapter II 1 For an excellent account of ' the politics of demobilization , ' see Merrill Jensen , The New Nation ( New York , 1950 ) ...
... Washington , Writings ( Fitzpatrick ) , XI , 291 ; Journals Cont . Cong . , x , 190–203 , XVI , 36–7 . Chapter II 1 For an excellent account of ' the politics of demobilization , ' see Merrill Jensen , The New Nation ( New York , 1950 ) ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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