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Page 180
... militarist state , President Wilson was at first deeply concerned by the problem . Gradually , however , he seemed to give up any serious effort to curb the growth of wartime mili- tarism . In the face of the tremendous pressures and ...
... militarist state , President Wilson was at first deeply concerned by the problem . Gradually , however , he seemed to give up any serious effort to curb the growth of wartime mili- tarism . In the face of the tremendous pressures and ...
Page 246
... militarist purposes , the numerous pro- posals to conscript or tax wealth could no longer be considered as peace measures . Mobilization of a nation's economic resources and conscription of its manpower had become essential to prepared ...
... militarist purposes , the numerous pro- posals to conscript or tax wealth could no longer be considered as peace measures . Mobilization of a nation's economic resources and conscription of its manpower had become essential to prepared ...
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... militarists within and outside the armed services . Faced with all the variety of circumstances in the post- war ... militarist and antimilitarist spokesmen . Army lobbying and propaganda for peacetime conscription went so far as to ...
... militarists within and outside the armed services . Faced with all the variety of circumstances in the post- war ... militarist and antimilitarist spokesmen . Army lobbying and propaganda for peacetime conscription went so far as to ...
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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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