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... conscription in a manner presumed to be the least disgusting . . . . The people readily discern that the next step will be for a conscription , for any purpose , and by individual designated by the General Government . ' 27 any Although ...
... conscription in a manner presumed to be the least disgusting . . . . The people readily discern that the next step will be for a conscription , for any purpose , and by individual designated by the General Government . ' 27 any Although ...
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... conscript army is Democratic , because everybody has to serve . ' 14 A few days after Reed's attack on conscription and militarism , Ralph Barton Perry , a Harvard professor and disciple of William James , published in the New Republic ...
... conscript army is Democratic , because everybody has to serve . ' 14 A few days after Reed's attack on conscription and militarism , Ralph Barton Perry , a Harvard professor and disciple of William James , published in the New Republic ...
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... conscription . Edwin C. Johnson , Executive Secretary of the Committee on Militarism in Education , read a statement signed by some three hundred prominent educators , authors , clergymen , business and professional leaders , in which ...
... conscription . Edwin C. Johnson , Executive Secretary of the Committee on Militarism in Education , read a statement signed by some three hundred prominent educators , authors , clergymen , business and professional leaders , in which ...
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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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