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... matters reached a crisis during the French and Indian War . In 1755 the Assembly , following the withdrawal of several Quaker members , enacted a militia law that ... matter of defense had been complicated 6 The Civilian and the Military.
... matters reached a crisis during the French and Indian War . In 1755 the Assembly , following the withdrawal of several Quaker members , enacted a militia law that ... matter of defense had been complicated 6 The Civilian and the Military.
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... matters , preferring rather to voice his opinions through friends and cabinet officers , especially Alexander Hamil- ton ... matter , since all those eligible could not be trained in arms , his plan divided the militia into classes . The ...
... matters , preferring rather to voice his opinions through friends and cabinet officers , especially Alexander Hamil- ton ... matter , since all those eligible could not be trained in arms , his plan divided the militia into classes . The ...
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... matter . Even when not compulsory , universal service was often enforced by the pressure of public opinion . After the danger from the British , Spanish , and hostile Indians receded , the militia muster in the Southwest also lost its ...
... matter . Even when not compulsory , universal service was often enforced by the pressure of public opinion . After the danger from the British , Spanish , and hostile Indians receded , the militia muster in the Southwest also lost its ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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