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... Establishment as large as possible , and when more favorable circumstances appeared , they were not to reduce it . Where were the benefits of peace , ' he asked , ' if they were still to keep up our war establishments ? ' 15 This ...
... Establishment as large as possible , and when more favorable circumstances appeared , they were not to reduce it . Where were the benefits of peace , ' he asked , ' if they were still to keep up our war establishments ? ' 15 This ...
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... establishment . A few months after the cessation of hostilities , the Secretary of War , in calling attention to the presence of vast numbers of battle - trained veterans in the North , suggested that the standing army of the United ...
... establishment . A few months after the cessation of hostilities , the Secretary of War , in calling attention to the presence of vast numbers of battle - trained veterans in the North , suggested that the standing army of the United ...
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... establishment is no guaranty of peace , but has been shown to be provocative of war . ' In South Dakota , the editor of the Yanktown Press expressed the opinion that ' militarism is as great or a greater menace than invasion and the ...
... establishment is no guaranty of peace , but has been shown to be provocative of war . ' In South Dakota , the editor of the Yanktown Press expressed the opinion that ' militarism is as great or a greater menace than invasion and the ...
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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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