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... measure would enfranchise and protect the Negro while it made the white population prisoners of war under five military satraps , Davis warned : " To give over the constitutional and legal rights and liberties of any people into the ...
... measure would enfranchise and protect the Negro while it made the white population prisoners of war under five military satraps , Davis warned : " To give over the constitutional and legal rights and liberties of any people into the ...
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... measure , offered to dissident Congressmen an ideal vehicle for launching a general attack upon the entire idea of the war . Opposition was especially strong in the House , where a major- ity of the Committee on Military Affairs ...
... measure , offered to dissident Congressmen an ideal vehicle for launching a general attack upon the entire idea of the war . Opposition was especially strong in the House , where a major- ity of the Committee on Military Affairs ...
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... measure , they were attentive to the argument that it was necessary for national security in a world faced by the ... measure or educational device . Shifting their ground , advocates of conscription proposed to se- cure a limited ...
... measure , they were attentive to the argument that it was necessary for national security in a world faced by the ... measure or educational device . Shifting their ground , advocates of conscription proposed to se- cure a limited ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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