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Page 85
... increasing horde of federal officeholders . Alexander H. Stephens of Georgia , a leader of the Southern Whigs , vied with his Northern colleagues in Con- gress in his denunciation of the war . Robert Toombs , another Georgia ...
... increasing horde of federal officeholders . Alexander H. Stephens of Georgia , a leader of the Southern Whigs , vied with his Northern colleagues in Con- gress in his denunciation of the war . Robert Toombs , another Georgia ...
Page 154
... increasing sentiment for military training in the schools in the period before the First World War , educators , for the most part , remained hostile to the idea . On the basis of their own experience , they were dubious of the ...
... increasing sentiment for military training in the schools in the period before the First World War , educators , for the most part , remained hostile to the idea . On the basis of their own experience , they were dubious of the ...
Page 276
... increasing military control over the civilian economy . Under the terms of the act a series of special boards , both military and civilian , were established with broad authority and ample funds to direct scientific research and to ...
... increasing military control over the civilian economy . Under the terms of the act a series of special boards , both military and civilian , were established with broad authority and ample funds to direct scientific research and to ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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