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... criticism of the war as did the abolitionists and pacifists , Whig statesmen instead devoted themselves to showing how a war of conquest conflicted with American constitutional government . Daniel Webster , leader of the New England and ...
... criticism of the war as did the abolitionists and pacifists , Whig statesmen instead devoted themselves to showing how a war of conquest conflicted with American constitutional government . Daniel Webster , leader of the New England and ...
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... critic of the tendency to- ward militarism and navalism , which he discerned both in Europe and America . In 1871 ... criticism of the navy during the ' seventies and ' eighties duplicated in many ways the attacks that were made upon ...
... critic of the tendency to- ward militarism and navalism , which he discerned both in Europe and America . In 1871 ... criticism of the navy during the ' seventies and ' eighties duplicated in many ways the attacks that were made upon ...
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... critics of neutrality who were already calling for greater rearmament by the United States . Preparedness , the ... criticism of the preparedness agitation , the President seemed to represent the point of view of the country , and ...
... critics of neutrality who were already calling for greater rearmament by the United States . Preparedness , the ... criticism of the preparedness agitation , the President seemed to represent the point of view of the country , and ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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