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Page 151
... increasing opposition to the Roosevelt and Taft naval pro- gram was an indication that a significant portion of the American people was not yet ready to back up the dollar diplomacy of the Republican party with an enlarged military and ...
... increasing opposition to the Roosevelt and Taft naval pro- gram was an indication that a significant portion of the American people was not yet ready to back up the dollar diplomacy of the Republican party with an enlarged military and ...
Page 154
... increasing sentiment for military training in the schools in the period before the First World War , educators , for the most part , remained hostile to the idea . On the basis of their own experience , they were dubious of the ...
... increasing sentiment for military training in the schools in the period before the First World War , educators , for the most part , remained hostile to the idea . On the basis of their own experience , they were dubious of the ...
Page 276
... increasing military control over the civilian economy . Under the terms of the act a series of special boards , both military and civilian , were established with broad authority and ample funds to direct scientific research and to ...
... increasing military control over the civilian economy . Under the terms of the act a series of special boards , both military and civilian , were established with broad authority and ample funds to direct scientific research and to ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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