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... Charged with having entered into a corrupt bargain with the Adams party , Clay defended him- self in a public letter to his constituents . While not opposed to a soldier's becoming President , Clay complained that Jackson did not ...
... Charged with having entered into a corrupt bargain with the Adams party , Clay defended him- self in a public letter to his constituents . While not opposed to a soldier's becoming President , Clay complained that Jackson did not ...
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... charged the War Department with using the insurrection as a pretext for their own militarist purposes . Then , when ... charges led to a Congressional investigation and indicated also the desirability of placing the islands under some ...
... charged the War Department with using the insurrection as a pretext for their own militarist purposes . Then , when ... charges led to a Congressional investigation and indicated also the desirability of placing the islands under some ...
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... charged , were leading the country into war as a part of their selfish zeal for preparedness . ' Were it not for the Krupps et al . in Germany ; the Armstrongs , Whitworths , Vickers - Maxims of Great Britain , and the Cramps ...
... charged , were leading the country into war as a part of their selfish zeal for preparedness . ' Were it not for the Krupps et al . in Germany ; the Armstrongs , Whitworths , Vickers - Maxims of Great Britain , and the Cramps ...
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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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