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Page viii
... leaders , as J. W. Masland and L. I. Radway , authors of Soldiers and Scholars , point out , are now " called upon to work closely with foreign affairs experts , industrial managers , scientists , labor leaders , and educators . They ...
... leaders , as J. W. Masland and L. I. Radway , authors of Soldiers and Scholars , point out , are now " called upon to work closely with foreign affairs experts , industrial managers , scientists , labor leaders , and educators . They ...
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... Leaders of the vigorous peace movement of the ' forties and ' fifties realized especially well the threat that a war held for American free institutions . At the same time , because the pacifists were usually also staunch aboli ...
... Leaders of the vigorous peace movement of the ' forties and ' fifties realized especially well the threat that a war held for American free institutions . At the same time , because the pacifists were usually also staunch aboli ...
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... leaders as war criminals and the attempt to indoctrinate the Ger- man and Japanese people with the ideologies of the victor powers . In the portion of Germany under United States control , the diffi- cult task of administering the ...
... leaders as war criminals and the attempt to indoctrinate the Ger- man and Japanese people with the ideologies of the victor powers . In the portion of Germany under United States control , the diffi- cult task of administering the ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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