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... liberals who would ordinarily have been convinced by the President's plea refrained from giving their full support to a peace ... liberal opposition were several of the leading progressives in the Senate , men Disillusionment and Partial ...
... liberals who would ordinarily have been convinced by the President's plea refrained from giving their full support to a peace ... liberal opposition were several of the leading progressives in the Senate , men Disillusionment and Partial ...
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... liberals and pacifists , not because they doubted the efficacy of the League , but because they distrusted the ... liberal forces were particularly concerned over the fate of those con- scientious objectors and political prisoners ...
... liberals and pacifists , not because they doubted the efficacy of the League , but because they distrusted the ... liberal forces were particularly concerned over the fate of those con- scientious objectors and political prisoners ...
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... Liberal and labor groups were fearful of the import of Secretary Woodring's appeal , in a widely read magazine , for a larger army in order to ' cope with social and economic prob- lems in an emergency . ' The army , Woodring wrote ...
... Liberal and labor groups were fearful of the import of Secretary Woodring's appeal , in a widely read magazine , for a larger army in order to ' cope with social and economic prob- lems in an emergency . ' The army , Woodring wrote ...
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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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