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Page 43
... peace with France in the year 1800. ' 30 The difficulties that Adams had faced in his efforts to preserve peace emphasized the timeliness of the ' Plan for a Peace - Office for the United States , ' which was proposed again in 1798 by ...
... peace with France in the year 1800. ' 30 The difficulties that Adams had faced in his efforts to preserve peace emphasized the timeliness of the ' Plan for a Peace - Office for the United States , ' which was proposed again in 1798 by ...
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... Peace Party , although stressing organized opposi- tion to militarism in our own country , ' devoted the greater share of its attention to co - operating with peace groups abroad in an effort to end the war.35 The American Union against ...
... Peace Party , although stressing organized opposi- tion to militarism in our own country , ' devoted the greater share of its attention to co - operating with peace groups abroad in an effort to end the war.35 The American Union against ...
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... peace missions to other countries on battleships . ' " In the long run , Roosevelt was to substantiate Villard's pre - election charge of mili- tarist sympathies , but in his first years of office he enjoyed the con- fidence of large ...
... peace missions to other countries on battleships . ' " In the long run , Roosevelt was to substantiate Villard's pre - election charge of mili- tarist sympathies , but in his first years of office he enjoyed the con- fidence of large ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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