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... force , al- though its members comprised as much as half the delegates to the Convention . In the Constitutional ... force will answer the end of war , and this only to be created and supported by money . ' 17 Because of the weaknesses ...
... force , al- though its members comprised as much as half the delegates to the Convention . In the Constitutional ... force will answer the end of war , and this only to be created and supported by money . ' 17 Because of the weaknesses ...
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... force would become a spearhead for United States imperialism . Proponents of naval building were accused of harboring expansionist intentions , and of advocating the abandonment of the traditional concept of the navy as a defensive force ...
... force would become a spearhead for United States imperialism . Proponents of naval building were accused of harboring expansionist intentions , and of advocating the abandonment of the traditional concept of the navy as a defensive force ...
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... force the issue of Philippine inde- pendence by refusing to vote the new military budget . As Nicho- las N. Cox of Tennessee expressed it , ' Imperialism and militarism are always twin sisters . No imperialism will be inaugurated if it ...
... force the issue of Philippine inde- pendence by refusing to vote the new military budget . As Nicho- las N. Cox of Tennessee expressed it , ' Imperialism and militarism are always twin sisters . No imperialism will be inaugurated if it ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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