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... minds of the young men to a due obedience of the laws . ' Knox similarly believed the training of this age group was ... mind receives will be retained through life.3 Despite Washington's repeated recommendations , Congress was slow to ...
... minds of the young men to a due obedience of the laws . ' Knox similarly believed the training of this age group was ... mind receives will be retained through life.3 Despite Washington's repeated recommendations , Congress was slow to ...
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... mind . Important evidence of the militaristic effect of the Civil War can be seen in the repeated emphasis upon the country's debt to its ex - soldiers . Capitalizing on this sentiment , veterans , disillusioned with the discipline but ...
... mind . Important evidence of the militaristic effect of the Civil War can be seen in the repeated emphasis upon the country's debt to its ex - soldiers . Capitalizing on this sentiment , veterans , disillusioned with the discipline but ...
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Arthur Alphonse Ekirch. gotten that militarism has its origin in a state of mind and that in reality it is a state of mind . ' 14 On the Columbia University campus , President Butler's anti- preparedness position was given enthusiastic ...
Arthur Alphonse Ekirch. gotten that militarism has its origin in a state of mind and that in reality it is a state of mind . ' 14 On the Columbia University campus , President Butler's anti- preparedness position was given enthusiastic ...
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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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