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... considered views on national defense . Perhaps the best summary of the policy he was later to put into practice as President was that described by Jeffer- son himself in 1799 : I am for relying , for internal defence , on our militia ...
... considered views on national defense . Perhaps the best summary of the policy he was later to put into practice as President was that described by Jeffer- son himself in 1799 : I am for relying , for internal defence , on our militia ...
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... considered himself a ' doctrinaire pacifist . ' Like most labor leaders in the United States , he favored American neutrality and regarded the war in Europe as against the best interests of the workingman . Although support of the war ...
... considered himself a ' doctrinaire pacifist . ' Like most labor leaders in the United States , he favored American neutrality and regarded the war in Europe as against the best interests of the workingman . Although support of the war ...
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... considered federal conscription for overseas service constitutional , the Supreme Court in the Selective Draft cases disallowed all of the antimilitarist arguments . The Court thereby upheld its own tradition of supporting the ...
... considered federal conscription for overseas service constitutional , the Supreme Court in the Selective Draft cases disallowed all of the antimilitarist arguments . The Court thereby upheld its own tradition of supporting the ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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