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... naval legislation . Along with retired naval officers , it included among its members businessmen and industrialists , at least some of whom had a direct pecuniary inter- est in naval expansion . Also numbering former statesmen and top ...
... naval legislation . Along with retired naval officers , it included among its members businessmen and industrialists , at least some of whom had a direct pecuniary inter- est in naval expansion . Also numbering former statesmen and top ...
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... naval increases . Republican Congressmen Richard Bart- holdt of Missouri and Theodore E. Burton of Ohio were tireless in urging the United States to take the lead in fostering a policy of arbitration as a substitute for naval building ...
... naval increases . Republican Congressmen Richard Bart- holdt of Missouri and Theodore E. Burton of Ohio were tireless in urging the United States to take the lead in fostering a policy of arbitration as a substitute for naval building ...
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... naval and military forces or with the high objects of a league of nations I can not conceive.3 32 Congressional opposition prevented the passage of the Wilson three - year naval program , and late in May 1919 , it was with- drawn . The ...
... naval and military forces or with the high objects of a league of nations I can not conceive.3 32 Congressional opposition prevented the passage of the Wilson three - year naval program , and late in May 1919 , it was with- drawn . The ...
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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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