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... looked upon with dismay by most thoughtful Americans . In his inaugural address , Abraham Lincoln was careful to avoid the suggestion of force to coerce the South , preferring to use the less bellicose concept of a war for defense ...
... looked upon with dismay by most thoughtful Americans . In his inaugural address , Abraham Lincoln was careful to avoid the suggestion of force to coerce the South , preferring to use the less bellicose concept of a war for defense ...
Page 198
... looked up to by European peoples as ' the great peacemaker . ' Deserted in high places , the revival of antimilitarism was the work of a few old - line liberals and pacifists aided by the rising tide of popular disillusionment with the ...
... looked up to by European peoples as ' the great peacemaker . ' Deserted in high places , the revival of antimilitarism was the work of a few old - line liberals and pacifists aided by the rising tide of popular disillusionment with the ...
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... looked upon as probable results of a policy of peace through strength . 6 Opponents of militarism were disturbed to see the armed forces ' new role in foreign affairs paralleled by increasing military en- Toward the Garrison State 275.
... looked upon as probable results of a policy of peace through strength . 6 Opponents of militarism were disturbed to see the armed forces ' new role in foreign affairs paralleled by increasing military en- Toward the Garrison State 275.
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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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