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... citizens ' training camps , called by a later writer ' the most subtle of all the engines with which he was finally to convert the United States to militarism . ' The forerunners of what subsequently became known as the ' Plattsburg ...
... citizens ' training camps , called by a later writer ' the most subtle of all the engines with which he was finally to convert the United States to militarism . ' The forerunners of what subsequently became known as the ' Plattsburg ...
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... citizens which called for a United States embargo on the export of munitions of war.32 Members of Congress were par- ticularly hostile to the preparedness schemes of Secretary of War Garrison , who was calling for a ' Continental Army ...
... citizens which called for a United States embargo on the export of munitions of war.32 Members of Congress were par- ticularly hostile to the preparedness schemes of Secretary of War Garrison , who was calling for a ' Continental Army ...
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... citizens of the United States , five days in which to leave their homes and be transferred to government relocation or detention centers . As a staunch advocate of evacuation , General DeWitt played the key role in the affair , but his ...
... citizens of the United States , five days in which to leave their homes and be transferred to government relocation or detention centers . As a staunch advocate of evacuation , General DeWitt played the key role in the affair , but his ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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