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... position . The delegates re- quested Wilson to lead an attack upon the sordid and selfish interests behind the preparedness drive . But the President re- fused to accept the contention that preparedness was an equiva- lent of militarism ...
... position . The delegates re- quested Wilson to lead an attack upon the sordid and selfish interests behind the preparedness drive . But the President re- fused to accept the contention that preparedness was an equiva- lent of militarism ...
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... position , suffered several resignations including that of Lillian Wald , its chairman , and Paul U. Kellogg , one of its found- ers . Both felt that the A.U.M. support of the C.O. position in the war had set the organization against ...
... position , suffered several resignations including that of Lillian Wald , its chairman , and Paul U. Kellogg , one of its found- ers . Both felt that the A.U.M. support of the C.O. position in the war had set the organization against ...
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... position to large - scale naval appropriations and brought new re- cruits to the agitation for disarmament . In addition to aid received from farm and labor organizations and religious groups , the Amer- ican Union against Militarism ...
... position to large - scale naval appropriations and brought new re- cruits to the agitation for disarmament . In addition to aid received from farm and labor organizations and religious groups , the Amer- ican Union against Militarism ...
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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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