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... armed and employed in their stead . Registering an official protest against such federal interference , Governor Hoffman told the state legislature that the use of military force at elections would only perpetuate the very frauds it was ...
... armed and employed in their stead . Registering an official protest against such federal interference , Governor Hoffman told the state legislature that the use of military force at elections would only perpetuate the very frauds it was ...
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... armed forces acquire too much authority and undermine democracy , Nelson was unable to prevent the army from holding up the gradual reconversion of American industry to the increased manufacture of civilian goods . His belief that the ...
... armed forces acquire too much authority and undermine democracy , Nelson was unable to prevent the army from holding up the gradual reconversion of American industry to the increased manufacture of civilian goods . His belief that the ...
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... armed forces and at the same time created the National Security Council to integrate foreign and military policy , had still other features that made possible increasing military control over the civilian economy . Under the terms of ...
... armed forces and at the same time created the National Security Council to integrate foreign and military policy , had still other features that made possible increasing military control over the civilian economy . Under the terms of ...
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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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