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... Roosevelt , aware of the criticism of the army and of his own role in its development , told Congress with some indigna- tion that ' Declamation against militarism has no more serious place in an earnest and intelligent movement for ...
... Roosevelt , aware of the criticism of the army and of his own role in its development , told Congress with some indigna- tion that ' Declamation against militarism has no more serious place in an earnest and intelligent movement for ...
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... Roosevelt policies , declared that in the long run commerce was a better agent of world peace than armaments . At home , in the United States , it pointed out that Roosevelt's conservation pro- gram was impossible ' if our money is to ...
... Roosevelt policies , declared that in the long run commerce was a better agent of world peace than armaments . At home , in the United States , it pointed out that Roosevelt's conservation pro- gram was impossible ' if our money is to ...
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... Roosevelt's campaign concessions to the anti - war feelings of the country are questioned in Sherwood , Roosevelt and Hopkins , 185ff . Willkie dismissed his promises as ' campaign oratory . ' 15 Nation , CLI ( 3 Aug. 1940 ) , 81 , 85-6 ...
... Roosevelt's campaign concessions to the anti - war feelings of the country are questioned in Sherwood , Roosevelt and Hopkins , 185ff . Willkie dismissed his promises as ' campaign oratory . ' 15 Nation , CLI ( 3 Aug. 1940 ) , 81 , 85-6 ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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