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Page 168
... attempt to compete with the much more lavishly financed preparedness campaign.36 Later Henry Ford was persuaded by the A.U.M. to contribute funds for the circulation of antimil- itarist literature , and Ford himself signed a full page ...
... attempt to compete with the much more lavishly financed preparedness campaign.36 Later Henry Ford was persuaded by the A.U.M. to contribute funds for the circulation of antimil- itarist literature , and Ford himself signed a full page ...
Page 196
... attempt to be dictatorial in Europe and elsewhere . I can see quite clearly where they might change their views on militarism and navalism . It depends entirely on what nation uses it , whether it is considered good or bad . ' 2 On the ...
... attempt to be dictatorial in Europe and elsewhere . I can see quite clearly where they might change their views on militarism and navalism . It depends entirely on what nation uses it , whether it is considered good or bad . ' 2 On the ...
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... attempt to reverse the verdict of their late defeat . Toynbee also questioned the assump- tion that democracies were automatically more peace - loving or antimilitaristic than other forms of government . Conscription , for example , had ...
... attempt to reverse the verdict of their late defeat . Toynbee also questioned the assump- tion that democracies were automatically more peace - loving or antimilitaristic than other forms of government . Conscription , for example , had ...
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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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