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... continued pop- ular interest in disarmament and prodded by Congressional crit- icisms of continued large naval appropriations , the President in his annual messages to Congress repeatedly denounced the policy of ' competitive armaments ...
... continued pop- ular interest in disarmament and prodded by Congressional crit- icisms of continued large naval appropriations , the President in his annual messages to Congress repeatedly denounced the policy of ' competitive armaments ...
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... continued to be dismissed or rebuked for expressing pacifist or antimilitarist views , while the American Legion and other superpatriotic or- ganizations attempted to control the content of textbooks and otherwise interfere with the ...
... continued to be dismissed or rebuked for expressing pacifist or antimilitarist views , while the American Legion and other superpatriotic or- ganizations attempted to control the content of textbooks and otherwise interfere with the ...
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... continued governmental authority . The desire for peace and ' normalcy , ' so similar to the demand of 1920 , was in direct con- flict , however , with the heritage of the late war . That struggle , together with the whole background of ...
... continued governmental authority . The desire for peace and ' normalcy , ' so similar to the demand of 1920 , was in direct con- flict , however , with the heritage of the late war . That struggle , together with the whole background of ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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