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... League united the groups in the United States work- ing to encourage effective naval legislation . Along with ... League's influence upon Congress and upon the public was sizable and ' was unquestionably a factor of no small importance ...
... League united the groups in the United States work- ing to encourage effective naval legislation . Along with ... League's influence upon Congress and upon the public was sizable and ' was unquestionably a factor of no small importance ...
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... League , not because it advocated preparedness , but because it advocated a kind of preparedness in which the government and people of the United States were defrauded by selfish interests . ' In tracing the business connections of the ...
... League , not because it advocated preparedness , but because it advocated a kind of preparedness in which the government and people of the United States were defrauded by selfish interests . ' In tracing the business connections of the ...
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... League of Nations by invoking the threat of naval expansion . Secretary Daniels , discussing the future of the navy in dramatic terms for a popular magazine , told the American people that , if the United States did not join the League ...
... League of Nations by invoking the threat of naval expansion . Secretary Daniels , discussing the future of the navy in dramatic terms for a popular magazine , told the American people that , if the United States did not join the League ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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