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... believed that , while a free people could rise to meet a threatened danger with more en- thusiasm than a people under despotic rule , freedom itself was not suited to a long - drawn - out struggle of the type lately waged in Europe ...
... believed that , while a free people could rise to meet a threatened danger with more en- thusiasm than a people under despotic rule , freedom itself was not suited to a long - drawn - out struggle of the type lately waged in Europe ...
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... believed the problem could best be solved by placing the men in regular military camps , segregated from the rest but close enough to be indoctrinated and converted into good soldiers . ** In contrast to Wilson's attitude , Charles ...
... believed the problem could best be solved by placing the men in regular military camps , segregated from the rest but close enough to be indoctrinated and converted into good soldiers . ** In contrast to Wilson's attitude , Charles ...
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... believed the Burke - Wadsworth bill ' is obviously a long leap toward entry into the war . ' 13 Responding to public anxiety on this issue , Roosevelt and Willkie outdid each other in making lavish promises that American boys would not ...
... believed the Burke - Wadsworth bill ' is obviously a long leap toward entry into the war . ' 13 Responding to public anxiety on this issue , Roosevelt and Willkie outdid each other in making lavish promises that American boys would not ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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