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Page 61
... militarist reac- tion that followed Jeffersonian pacifism was not lasting . Only more wars and greater strength , Adams felt , could transform the Ameri- cans from a peace - loving people into a militarist nation.3 Despite the ...
... militarist reac- tion that followed Jeffersonian pacifism was not lasting . Only more wars and greater strength , Adams felt , could transform the Ameri- cans from a peace - loving people into a militarist nation.3 Despite the ...
Page 143
... militarist implications of the militia reorgani- zation measure were indicated by Root himself in an address on 4 May 1903 before the National Guard Association . Looking into the future , Root told his listeners that the regular army ...
... militarist implications of the militia reorgani- zation measure were indicated by Root himself in an address on 4 May 1903 before the National Guard Association . Looking into the future , Root told his listeners that the regular army ...
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... militarist control over the school system , Dewey predicted that ' Nothing will be as fatal to the success of the militaristic attempt as knowledge of the facts . ' Indignant at efforts to discredit the earlier Lane pamphlet and its ...
... militarist control over the school system , Dewey predicted that ' Nothing will be as fatal to the success of the militaristic attempt as knowledge of the facts . ' Indignant at efforts to discredit the earlier Lane pamphlet and its ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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