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... ment of a uniform system of militia training and discipline under federal control . The Convention itself provided that the President should command the militia only when called into the actual serv- ice of the United States . ' The ...
... ment of a uniform system of militia training and discipline under federal control . The Convention itself provided that the President should command the militia only when called into the actual serv- ice of the United States . ' The ...
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... ment to be determined by Congress , Lincoln directed an increase of ten regiments for the regular army . When Congress was finally called into special session in July 1861 , it had almost no alternative to ratifying Lincoln's ...
... ment to be determined by Congress , Lincoln directed an increase of ten regiments for the regular army . When Congress was finally called into special session in July 1861 , it had almost no alternative to ratifying Lincoln's ...
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... ment they attempted to expose the selfish economic motives of some of the leading preparedness advocates . In an effort to take the profits out of preparedness , the prewar agitation for govern- ment ownership of the munitions and armor ...
... ment they attempted to expose the selfish economic motives of some of the leading preparedness advocates . In an effort to take the profits out of preparedness , the prewar agitation for govern- ment ownership of the munitions and armor ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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