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... peacetime the policy of conscrip- tion adopted at the outset of the war . This Congressional antip- athy toward peacetime concription was the logical product of the country's traditional reliance upon a small standing army , backed up ...
... peacetime the policy of conscrip- tion adopted at the outset of the war . This Congressional antip- athy toward peacetime concription was the logical product of the country's traditional reliance upon a small standing army , backed up ...
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... peacetime draft , and the ' mail of Senators and Representatives was flooded with protests . ' The churches seemed to feel that the adoption of U.M.T. would be the equivalent of what Harry Emerson Fosdick , minister of Riverside Church ...
... peacetime draft , and the ' mail of Senators and Representatives was flooded with protests . ' The churches seemed to feel that the adoption of U.M.T. would be the equivalent of what Harry Emerson Fosdick , minister of Riverside Church ...
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... peacetime . The postwar controversy over a system of peacetime conscription added few new arguments to those already presented on each side of the question in the period of World War I , or again in 1940. The two World War Selective ...
... peacetime . The postwar controversy over a system of peacetime conscription added few new arguments to those already presented on each side of the question in the period of World War I , or again in 1940. The two World War Selective ...
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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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