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... dollar " is in it , that the advocates of the continuance of the present policy can stand . ' In the House debate over the army appropria- tion bill for 1904 , Robert Baker of Brooklyn , New York , charged his colleagues with ignoring ...
... dollar " is in it , that the advocates of the continuance of the present policy can stand . ' In the House debate over the army appropria- tion bill for 1904 , Robert Baker of Brooklyn , New York , charged his colleagues with ignoring ...
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... dollars per year , an increase without peacetime precedent . These results , as has been pointed out , ' were even more impressive , because achieved in the face of formidable and growing opposition , both inside and outside the halls ...
... dollars per year , an increase without peacetime precedent . These results , as has been pointed out , ' were even more impressive , because achieved in the face of formidable and growing opposition , both inside and outside the halls ...
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... dollar armaments bill , the cry was for weapons , since men are no good without arms . Now this had been neatly transformed ... dollars a month and big - business profits from rearmament.11 While labor saw military training as a means of ...
... dollar armaments bill , the cry was for weapons , since men are no good without arms . Now this had been neatly transformed ... dollars a month and big - business profits from rearmament.11 While labor saw military training as a means of ...
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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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