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Page 67
... became only a legal form or an excuse for a social gathering.16 The earliest instances of opposition to compulsory militia duty came from the Quakers , who protested that the payment of a fine or equivalent as a substitute for militia ...
... became only a legal form or an excuse for a social gathering.16 The earliest instances of opposition to compulsory militia duty came from the Quakers , who protested that the payment of a fine or equivalent as a substitute for militia ...
Page 128
... became the leading apostle of ex- pansionism and preparedness . Merchants , shipbuilders , big - navy men , armaments manufacturers , naval personnel , expansionist statesmen , and publicists all used the Mahan theories for their own ...
... became the leading apostle of ex- pansionism and preparedness . Merchants , shipbuilders , big - navy men , armaments manufacturers , naval personnel , expansionist statesmen , and publicists all used the Mahan theories for their own ...
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... became impossible . The anti- war stand of the I.W.W. was undermined by state criminal syndi- calism laws and by federal espionage legislation . Meetings of the People's Council , an antiwar organization founded in June 1917 , were ...
... became impossible . The anti- war stand of the I.W.W. was undermined by state criminal syndi- calism laws and by federal espionage legislation . Meetings of the People's Council , an antiwar organization founded in June 1917 , were ...
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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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