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... pointed out that the high costs of building a navy would lead to an increased debt and further taxation . Expressing views typical of its Republican back country opponents , McKee declared that the benefits of a large naval force would ...
... pointed out that the high costs of building a navy would lead to an increased debt and further taxation . Expressing views typical of its Republican back country opponents , McKee declared that the benefits of a large naval force would ...
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... pointed out that the cult of militarism was not confined to Ger- many but pervaded all Europe . A writer in the Century saw the war as a natural result of the preparedness efforts of all nations , while the Forum , in an editorial ...
... pointed out that the cult of militarism was not confined to Ger- many but pervaded all Europe . A writer in the Century saw the war as a natural result of the preparedness efforts of all nations , while the Forum , in an editorial ...
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... pointed out , had contributed to rising international tension even before the Czechoslovakian crisis . Its effect upon the domestic economy in all countries could be seen from the world- wide decline in the standard of living ...
... pointed out , had contributed to rising international tension even before the Czechoslovakian crisis . Its effect upon the domestic economy in all countries could be seen from the world- wide decline in the standard of living ...
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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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