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... civil authority was over the size of the standing army . With virtually the whole population enrolled in some military capacity or dependent upon the mili- tary office , all conflict with civil society is necessarily eliminated . The ...
... civil authority was over the size of the standing army . With virtually the whole population enrolled in some military capacity or dependent upon the mili- tary office , all conflict with civil society is necessarily eliminated . The ...
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... civil tribunals as little as possible . Treasonable acts , in those States , unless of immediate and pressing danger , should be left for trial by the courts ... civil authority than the army practice of arbitrary The Menace of Civil War 97.
... civil tribunals as little as possible . Treasonable acts , in those States , unless of immediate and pressing danger , should be left for trial by the courts ... civil authority than the army practice of arbitrary The Menace of Civil War 97.
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... civil life . ' As if to apologize for Hancock , the Demo- cratic party platform in 1880 included a provision favoring the ' subordination of the military to the civil power . ' " The belief that a military man should not fill an important ...
... civil life . ' As if to apologize for Hancock , the Demo- cratic party platform in 1880 included a provision favoring the ' subordination of the military to the civil power . ' " The belief that a military man should not fill an important ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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