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... seemed to require a stronger navy , reaffirmed the tradi- tional view that ' Our reliance for protection and defense on the land must be mainly on our citizen soldiers . ' 18 The United States in 1846 , as in 1812 , entered upon a war ...
... seemed to require a stronger navy , reaffirmed the tradi- tional view that ' Our reliance for protection and defense on the land must be mainly on our citizen soldiers . ' 18 The United States in 1846 , as in 1812 , entered upon a war ...
Page 196
... seemed substantiated when the Allies refused to follow the disarmament of the Central Powers with similar re- ductions in their own land and naval forces . The attempt to elimi- nate or modify conscription was also given up , although ...
... seemed substantiated when the Allies refused to follow the disarmament of the Central Powers with similar re- ductions in their own land and naval forces . The attempt to elimi- nate or modify conscription was also given up , although ...
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... seemed to feel that the adoption of U.M.T. would be the equivalent of what Harry Emerson Fosdick , minister of Riverside Church , called ' Worshipping the Gods of a Beaten Enemy . ' 38 Educators joined the clergy in urging that all con ...
... seemed to feel that the adoption of U.M.T. would be the equivalent of what Harry Emerson Fosdick , minister of Riverside Church , called ' Worshipping the Gods of a Beaten Enemy . ' 38 Educators joined the clergy in urging that all con ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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