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... become head of the army , while Alexander Hamilton , the leading exponent of military nationalism , was appointed second in command , and was expected to become the active field general.25 These Federalist war plans drew a bitter , but ...
... become head of the army , while Alexander Hamilton , the leading exponent of military nationalism , was appointed second in command , and was expected to become the active field general.25 These Federalist war plans drew a bitter , but ...
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... become numerous and since the people were not apt to volunteer , conscription was the eventual result . This would be borne as long as the burden was distributed equally , but the citi- zen army , due to its short term of service ...
... become numerous and since the people were not apt to volunteer , conscription was the eventual result . This would be borne as long as the burden was distributed equally , but the citi- zen army , due to its short term of service ...
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... become an aggressive imperialist and mili- tarist power . While Frederick Jackson Turner , the historian of the frontier , felt it ' inconceivable that we should follow the evil path of Europe and place our reliance upon triumphant ...
... become an aggressive imperialist and mili- tarist power . While Frederick Jackson Turner , the historian of the frontier , felt it ' inconceivable that we should follow the evil path of Europe and place our reliance upon triumphant ...
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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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