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Page 135
... favor of cutting the army , Congress , mindful of tradition , refused at first to accede to the War Department request for a regular army of one hundred thousand men , preferring instead to pass a measure that provided for sixty - five ...
... favor of cutting the army , Congress , mindful of tradition , refused at first to accede to the War Department request for a regular army of one hundred thousand men , preferring instead to pass a measure that provided for sixty - five ...
Page 162
... favor with many interna- tionalists and idealists , who went along with President Wilson and urged a peace enforced , if necessary , by American arms . William Allen White , the famous editor of the Emporia Gazette , was a good example ...
... favor with many interna- tionalists and idealists , who went along with President Wilson and urged a peace enforced , if necessary , by American arms . William Allen White , the famous editor of the Emporia Gazette , was a good example ...
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... favor by the Maryland Superior Court was re- versed by the Maryland State Court of Appeals . With the full backing and financial support of the Methodist Episcopal Church and the C.M.E. , Coale then carried his case to the United States ...
... favor by the Maryland Superior Court was re- versed by the Maryland State Court of Appeals . With the full backing and financial support of the Methodist Episcopal Church and the C.M.E. , Coale then carried his case to the United States ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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