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... Southern leaders , the war seemed certain to result in demands for higher tariffs to pay the costs of an army and an increasing horde of federal officeholders . Alexander H. Stephens of Georgia , a leader of the Southern Whigs , vied ...
... Southern leaders , the war seemed certain to result in demands for higher tariffs to pay the costs of an army and an increasing horde of federal officeholders . Alexander H. Stephens of Georgia , a leader of the Southern Whigs , vied ...
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... Southern nationalism . " The mili- tary cult fed the feeling of nationalism and nationalism gave im- petus to the military cult . ' 36 At the same time , the Southern nationalists and militarists , who achieved a temporary dominance in ...
... Southern nationalism . " The mili- tary cult fed the feeling of nationalism and nationalism gave im- petus to the military cult . ' 36 At the same time , the Southern nationalists and militarists , who achieved a temporary dominance in ...
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... southern states to home rule , the last federal troops were not recalled until 1877. Meanwhile , the provocation offered by the army varied according to the policies of individual commanders . Particular complaint was made of General ...
... southern states to home rule , the last federal troops were not recalled until 1877. Meanwhile , the provocation offered by the army varied according to the policies of individual commanders . Particular complaint was made of General ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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