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... command the militia only ' when called into the actual serv- ice of the United States . ' The appointment of officers and training of the men , subject to rules prescribed by the United States , was reserved to the states , and an ...
... command the militia only ' when called into the actual serv- ice of the United States . ' The appointment of officers and training of the men , subject to rules prescribed by the United States , was reserved to the states , and an ...
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... command of the army by the President . Pennsylvania , one of the first states to complete ratification , saw these issues vigorously de- bated in the newspaper press , where anti - Federalist editors and correspondents attacked the ...
... command of the army by the President . Pennsylvania , one of the first states to complete ratification , saw these issues vigorously de- bated in the newspaper press , where anti - Federalist editors and correspondents attacked the ...
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... command , as in the field of battle , he may retain the relish for it , and is too likely , in the ex- ercise of public duties , to substitute for the injunctions of law , or the suggestions of policy , his own sovereign will and ...
... command , as in the field of battle , he may retain the relish for it , and is too likely , in the ex- ercise of public duties , to substitute for the injunctions of law , or the suggestions of policy , his own sovereign will 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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