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... Secretary of War Elihu Root for giving indirect aid and comfort to the Filipino cause , the anti- imperialists in turn charged the War Department with using the insurrection as a pretext for their own militarist purposes . Then , when ...
... Secretary of War Elihu Root for giving indirect aid and comfort to the Filipino cause , the anti- imperialists in turn charged the War Department with using the insurrection as a pretext for their own militarist purposes . Then , when ...
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... Secretary of War until February 1904 , and then a year later appointing him as Secretary of State to succeed John Hay . Root's successive secretaryships illustrated the growing ties be- tween American foreign and military policies ...
... Secretary of War until February 1904 , and then a year later appointing him as Secretary of State to succeed John Hay . Root's successive secretaryships illustrated the growing ties be- tween American foreign and military policies ...
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... Secretary Baker was asked if the creation of a recommended force of five hundred thousand men would not repudiate the President's declared purpose of seeking disarmament after the war . Baker saw no inconsistency and he also denied , at ...
... Secretary Baker was asked if the creation of a recommended force of five hundred thousand men would not repudiate the President's declared purpose of seeking disarmament after the war . Baker saw no inconsistency and he also denied , at ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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