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Page 27
... brought up again in the contest over ratification of the Constitution by the states . In the state ratifying conventions , considerable apprehension was expressed over the clauses of the Constitution relating to stand- ing armies ...
... brought up again in the contest over ratification of the Constitution by the states . In the state ratifying conventions , considerable apprehension was expressed over the clauses of the Constitution relating to stand- ing armies ...
Page 108
... brought down to so small a per- centage of the population , so little attention given to the militia , and the navy allowed so rapidly to dwindle away ; the military training so toilfully acquired was used chiefly to make political ...
... brought down to so small a per- centage of the population , so little attention given to the militia , and the navy allowed so rapidly to dwindle away ; the military training so toilfully acquired was used chiefly to make political ...
Page 275
... brought the United States into close military alliance with Western Europe . In Asia , the United States also extended considerable material aid to governments resisting Communist upheavals . American military commitments and ...
... brought the United States into close military alliance with Western Europe . In Asia , the United States also extended considerable material aid to governments resisting Communist upheavals . American military commitments and ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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