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Page 167
... presented in the form of the Chamberlain bill . This bill called for a thorough reorganization of the army and a gradual increase in its enlisted strength up to a maximum of two hundred and fifty thousand men as contrasted with the ...
... presented in the form of the Chamberlain bill . This bill called for a thorough reorganization of the army and a gradual increase in its enlisted strength up to a maximum of two hundred and fifty thousand men as contrasted with the ...
Page 221
... presented in Congress a bill ' prohibiting any course of military training from being made compulsory as to any students in any educational in- stitution other than a military school . ' The Welsh bill , which was sponsored in the ...
... presented in Congress a bill ' prohibiting any course of military training from being made compulsory as to any students in any educational in- stitution other than a military school . ' The Welsh bill , which was sponsored in the ...
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... presented the issue of U.M.T. as an abstract question cloaked with an aura of preparedness and patriotism - two intangibles on which there was never any popu- lar disagreement or opposition . But , despite the intense pressures in its ...
... presented the issue of U.M.T. as an abstract question cloaked with an aura of preparedness and patriotism - two intangibles on which there was never any popu- lar disagreement or opposition . But , despite the intense pressures in its ...
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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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