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Page 111
... Representative Andrew J. Rogers of New Jersey attacked the bill as ' an attempt for the first time in the history of our Government to inaugurate within this Union a government founded on mili- tary power . Why , ' he asked , ' should ...
... Representative Andrew J. Rogers of New Jersey attacked the bill as ' an attempt for the first time in the history of our Government to inaugurate within this Union a government founded on mili- tary power . Why , ' he asked , ' should ...
Page 221
... Representative George A. Welsh of Philadelphia presented in Congress a bill ' prohibiting any course of military training from being made compulsory as to any students in any educational in- stitution other than a military school ...
... Representative George A. Welsh of Philadelphia presented in Congress a bill ' prohibiting any course of military training from being made compulsory as to any students in any educational in- stitution other than a military school ...
Page 231
... Representatives Bierman and O'Day , were mentioned as possible sponsors for the Walser - C.M.E . proposal before the bill was actually introduced in July 1935 by Senator Gerald P. Nye and Representative Paul J. Kvale . Strong War ...
... Representatives Bierman and O'Day , were mentioned as possible sponsors for the Walser - C.M.E . proposal before the bill was actually introduced in July 1935 by Senator Gerald P. Nye and Representative Paul J. Kvale . Strong War ...
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The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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