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... popular equality of a republic . ' 14 In Europe as well as in America the Cincinnati was looked upon as an anomalous institution and a strange departure from the de- clared ideals of the new nation . At home , its opponents included the ...
... popular equality of a republic . ' 14 In Europe as well as in America the Cincinnati was looked upon as an anomalous institution and a strange departure from the de- clared ideals of the new nation . At home , its opponents included the ...
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... popularity in the House of Representatives to help secure the choice of John Quincy Adams over Jackson as President ... popular governments , ' the Intelligencer charged that the militia ' marched almost literally in embattled le- gions ...
... popularity in the House of Representatives to help secure the choice of John Quincy Adams over Jackson as President ... popular governments , ' the Intelligencer charged that the militia ' marched almost literally in embattled le- gions ...
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... popular magazine , told the American people that , if the United States did not join the League , ' we must become a super - Prussia . Militarism and navalism must be interwoven with the warp and woof of our industrial life . It must ...
... popular magazine , told the American people that , if the United States did not join the League , ' we must become a super - Prussia . Militarism and navalism must be interwoven with the warp and woof of our industrial life . It must ...
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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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