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Arthur Alphonse Ekirch. hero , lapsed into insanity because his efforts to militarize the country went unheeded ... effort to arouse opposition to the Roosevelt - Root military program . Judge Alton B. Parker , in his address accepting ...
Arthur Alphonse Ekirch. hero , lapsed into insanity because his efforts to militarize the country went unheeded ... effort to arouse opposition to the Roosevelt - Root military program . Judge Alton B. Parker , in his address accepting ...
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... efforts of all nations , while the Forum , in an editorial entitled ' More Militarism ?, ' as- serted : " The war broke out , in spite of the pacifists , and because of the militarists . ' 2 President Charles W. Eliot of Harvard , in a ...
... efforts of all nations , while the Forum , in an editorial entitled ' More Militarism ?, ' as- serted : " The war broke out , in spite of the pacifists , and because of the militarists . ' 2 President Charles W. Eliot of Harvard , in a ...
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... effort was made to unite the various groups supporting disarmament . Acting at the suggestion of Frederick J. Libby ... efforts was the establishment of the National Council on the Limitation of Armaments , which attracted a wide range ...
... effort was made to unite the various groups supporting disarmament . Acting at the suggestion of Frederick J. Libby ... efforts was the establishment of the National Council on the Limitation of Armaments , which attracted a wide range ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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