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... opposition ? ' 16 An especial source of alarm to opponents of military coercion were rumors of Hamilton's ambitions in connection with the projected militia expedition against the Whiskey rebels . Although the chief command was given to ...
... opposition ? ' 16 An especial source of alarm to opponents of military coercion were rumors of Hamilton's ambitions in connection with the projected militia expedition against the Whiskey rebels . Although the chief command was given to ...
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... opposition to the declaration and prosecution of the War of 1812. This opposition , except in the case of the Quakers and a few other religious groups , was much less a pacifist objection to all wars than a profound conviction of the ...
... opposition to the declaration and prosecution of the War of 1812. This opposition , except in the case of the Quakers and a few other religious groups , was much less a pacifist objection to all wars than a profound conviction of the ...
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... opposition to the war was confined largely to the New England area , even in the West bounties had to be offered in order to secure recruits . Much of this hostility to the war was based on a popular fear of some sort of military ...
... opposition to the war was confined largely to the New England area , even in the West bounties had to be offered in order to secure recruits . Much of this hostility to the war was based on a popular fear of some sort of military ...
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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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