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Page 206
... moving over the country . ' Nevertheless , as the A.U.M. had noted , a large part of the business community was ... move in the direction of disarmament were not made , civilization would face a future of destructive wars and an ...
... moving over the country . ' Nevertheless , as the A.U.M. had noted , a large part of the business community was ... move in the direction of disarmament were not made , civilization would face a future of destructive wars and an ...
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... move- ment to take the profits out of war . Legislation to conscript wealth as well as men and to equalize the burdens of war had long been popular with the veterans of 1918. The American Legion formu- lated such a bill and urged it ...
... move- ment to take the profits out of war . Legislation to conscript wealth as well as men and to equalize the burdens of war had long been popular with the veterans of 1918. The American Legion formu- lated such a bill and urged it ...
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... Move- ment in the United States , 1898-1900 , ' Mississippi Valley Historical Review , xxn ( Sept. 1935 ) , 211-30 . 24 " The Issue of Imperialism , ' Speeches ( Bancroft ) , VI , 23. See also Schurz to Bjornson , 22 Sept. 1898 , ibid ...
... Move- ment in the United States , 1898-1900 , ' Mississippi Valley Historical Review , xxn ( Sept. 1935 ) , 211-30 . 24 " The Issue of Imperialism , ' Speeches ( Bancroft ) , VI , 23. See also Schurz to Bjornson , 22 Sept. 1898 , ibid ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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