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... passed the Rubicon , and laid prostrate the liberties of his country ? ' 26 Several states ratified the Constitution only after adopting reso- lutions or amendments calling for changes in some of the clauses pertaining to military ...
... passed the Rubicon , and laid prostrate the liberties of his country ? ' 26 Several states ratified the Constitution only after adopting reso- lutions or amendments calling for changes in some of the clauses pertaining to military ...
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... passed Congress in April 1792 was an extremely mild meas- ure which left the matters of training , discipline , and exemptions to the states and failed to include the Knox scheme of a classifica- tion by age groups . Lacking this last ...
... passed Congress in April 1792 was an extremely mild meas- ure which left the matters of training , discipline , and exemptions to the states and failed to include the Knox scheme of a classifica- tion by age groups . Lacking this last ...
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... passed until after members of both parties in Con- gress had severely attacked American Philippine policy . The idealism of the war to free Cuba was contrasted with the postwar imperialism in the Pacific . In Congress , a strong ...
... passed until after members of both parties in Con- gress had severely attacked American Philippine policy . The idealism of the war to free Cuba was contrasted with the postwar imperialism in the Pacific . In Congress , a strong ...
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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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