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... battle wounds and of reconciling older American beliefs with the newer wartime phi- losophy , the people of the North and South turned with feelings of enthusiasm and bitterness . - VIII The Reconstruction of Civil Society THE SURRENDER ...
... battle wounds and of reconciling older American beliefs with the newer wartime phi- losophy , the people of the North and South turned with feelings of enthusiasm and bitterness . - VIII The Reconstruction of Civil Society THE SURRENDER ...
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... battle between the Democratic House and the Republican Senate , when the latter refused to accept an amendment to the military appropriations bill stipulating that no army funds or troops be involved in any federal election within a ...
... battle between the Democratic House and the Republican Senate , when the latter refused to accept an amendment to the military appropriations bill stipulating that no army funds or troops be involved in any federal election within a ...
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... battle- fields or in the rubble of bomb - torn cities . Before the end of this great struggle while its horrors were still fresh in men's minds , the representatives of the United Nations gathered at San Fran- cisco to draft the charter ...
... battle- fields or in the rubble of bomb - torn cities . Before the end of this great struggle while its horrors were still fresh in men's minds , the representatives of the United Nations gathered at San Fran- cisco to draft the charter ...
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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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