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Page 183
... training had become well - established in American colleges and universities by 1917 , most educators opposed military training in the public school system and hesitated to endorse the principle of universal military conscription.22 ...
... training had become well - established in American colleges and universities by 1917 , most educators opposed military training in the public school system and hesitated to endorse the principle of universal military conscription.22 ...
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... military training in schools and colleges was hardly compatible with this ideal . In 1925 , therefore , the group that had formed the C.M.E. issued under the name of the Committee on Military Training a pam- phlet denouncing the ...
... military training in schools and colleges was hardly compatible with this ideal . In 1925 , therefore , the group that had formed the C.M.E. issued under the name of the Committee on Military Training a pam- phlet denouncing the ...
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... Military Training , ' 33-4 . 12 Lane , Military Training , 12-13 , 24-7 , and passim . See also Paul Blanshard , ' Military " Glory " in the Colleges , ' Nation , cxx ( 18 Feb. 1925 ) , 183–4 . 13 Lane , Military Training , 18 , 27-31 ...
... Military Training , ' 33-4 . 12 Lane , Military Training , 12-13 , 24-7 , and passim . See also Paul Blanshard , ' Military " Glory " in the Colleges , ' Nation , cxx ( 18 Feb. 1925 ) , 183–4 . 13 Lane , Military Training , 18 , 27-31 ...
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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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