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... peace is to build up an enormous navy shows an ignorance of the lessons of history and the conditions of genuine and enduring peace.1o Parallel in point of time , but the direct antithesis of the point of view of the growing peace ...
... peace is to build up an enormous navy shows an ignorance of the lessons of history and the conditions of genuine and enduring peace.1o Parallel in point of time , but the direct antithesis of the point of view of the growing peace ...
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... Peace Party , an Emer- gency Peace Federation was established . With the aid of socialists and other radical groups , antiwar demonstrations were held in the larger cities . Using the slogan ' A few cents now may save dollars in ...
... Peace Party , an Emer- gency Peace Federation was established . With the aid of socialists and other radical groups , antiwar demonstrations were held in the larger cities . Using the slogan ' A few cents now may save dollars in ...
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... peace - loving nation , ' aroused amazement and consternation abroad . ' The Japanese and British were particularly ... peace aims . Although Americans were less inclined to regard Great Britain as a potential rival or enemy of the ...
... peace - loving nation , ' aroused amazement and consternation abroad . ' The Japanese and British were particularly ... peace aims . Although Americans were less inclined to regard Great Britain as a potential rival or enemy of 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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