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Page 171
... lead an attack upon the sordid and selfish interests behind the preparedness drive . But the President re- fused to accept the contention that preparedness was an equiva- lent of militarism , and he also criticized the point of view ...
... lead an attack upon the sordid and selfish interests behind the preparedness drive . But the President re- fused to accept the contention that preparedness was an equiva- lent of militarism , and he also criticized the point of view ...
Page 257
... lead in testifying against the Burke - Wadsworth bill . Catherine Fitz- gibbon , representing the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom , pointed out that freedom meant freedom of indi- viduals as well as of nations ...
... lead in testifying against the Burke - Wadsworth bill . Catherine Fitz- gibbon , representing the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom , pointed out that freedom meant freedom of indi- viduals as well as of nations ...
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... lead in organizing resistance to a peacetime draft , and the ' mail of Senators and Representatives was flooded with protests . ' The churches seemed to feel that the adoption of U.M.T. would be the equivalent of what Harry Emerson ...
... lead in organizing resistance to a peacetime draft , and the ' mail of Senators and Representatives was flooded with protests . ' The churches seemed to feel that the adoption of U.M.T. would be the equivalent of what Harry Emerson ...
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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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