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... prepared to give up early visions , and to see my country filled with armies , while the military spirit prevails everywhere . ' 2 Although united behind the idea of war after the outbreak of hostilities , neither North nor South was ...
... prepared to give up early visions , and to see my country filled with armies , while the military spirit prevails everywhere . ' 2 Although united behind the idea of war after the outbreak of hostilities , neither North nor South was ...
Page 164
... prepared , not for war , but only for defense . ' He went on to outline the administration program for half a million trained troops and the second most powerful navy in the world.24 Wilson's speech was immediately attacked by former ...
... prepared , not for war , but only for defense . ' He went on to outline the administration program for half a million trained troops and the second most powerful navy in the world.24 Wilson's speech was immediately attacked by former ...
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... Prepare , Prepare , Prepare , ' Atlantic Monthly , CXLIX ( June 1932 ) , 753–69 . Chapter XIV N.E.A. , Journal of Proceedings ( Ann Arbor , 1915 ) , 27 , 38ff . , 335-7 ; N.E.A. , Addresses and Proceedings ( Ann Arbor , 1916 ) , 27-8 ...
... Prepare , Prepare , Prepare , ' Atlantic Monthly , CXLIX ( June 1932 ) , 753–69 . Chapter XIV N.E.A. , Journal of Proceedings ( Ann Arbor , 1915 ) , 27 , 38ff . , 335-7 ; N.E.A. , Addresses and Proceedings ( Ann Arbor , 1916 ) , 27-8 ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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