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Page 92
... effect upon both sections . Although the navy and the great majority of the army's enlisted men remained loyal to ... effects of a war , they were highly critical of the methods used by the Lincoln administration to suppress dissent and ...
... effect upon both sections . Although the navy and the great majority of the army's enlisted men remained loyal to ... effects of a war , they were highly critical of the methods used by the Lincoln administration to suppress dissent and ...
Page 108
... effect of the Civil War can be seen in the repeated emphasis upon the country's debt to its ex - soldiers . Capitalizing on this sentiment , veterans , disillusioned with the discipline but not the glory of war , organized the Grand ...
... effect of the Civil War can be seen in the repeated emphasis upon the country's debt to its ex - soldiers . Capitalizing on this sentiment , veterans , disillusioned with the discipline but not the glory of war , organized the Grand ...
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... effect upon the American people . As Frederick Palmer , the biog- rapher of Newton D. Baker , later wrote , ' America for the first time had regimentation on the European system , naïvely unaware of its effects . ' Although Palmer saw ...
... effect upon the American people . As Frederick Palmer , the biog- rapher of Newton D. Baker , later wrote , ' America for the first time had regimentation on the European system , naïvely unaware of its effects . ' Although Palmer saw ...
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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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