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... administration Jefferson's efforts to enforce the Embargo Act gave even the Federalists an opportunity to denounce the Republicans in terms that they had long heard ap- plied to themselves . Various New England towns , for example ...
... administration Jefferson's efforts to enforce the Embargo Act gave even the Federalists an opportunity to denounce the Republicans in terms that they had long heard ap- plied to themselves . Various New England towns , for example ...
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... administration was compared to Milan under Austria and Naples under the Bour- bons . Some fear was expressed lest ... administration's war powers . Newly chosen Democratic governors , including Hora- tio Seymour in New York and Joel ...
... administration was compared to Milan under Austria and Naples under the Bour- bons . Some fear was expressed lest ... administration's war powers . Newly chosen Democratic governors , including Hora- tio Seymour in New York and Joel ...
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... administration had any immediate intention of sponsor- ing a conscription bill . Congress , rejecting the advice of ... administration's plan for a permanent army policy . In addition to a regular force of half a million men , Baker now ...
... administration had any immediate intention of sponsor- ing a conscription bill . Congress , rejecting the advice of ... administration's plan for a permanent army policy . In addition to a regular force of half a million men , Baker now ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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