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... regular army was established , it was provided that the Mutiny Act , which authorized its support , must be re - enacted yearly , and no permanent barracks were to be erected.3 The chief defense of England continued , as in the past ...
... regular army was established , it was provided that the Mutiny Act , which authorized its support , must be re - enacted yearly , and no permanent barracks were to be erected.3 The chief defense of England continued , as in the past ...
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... regular standing army stems from the fact that he realized the distinction between a well - trained militia and the militia as it actually existed in the United States . In the latter sense , the militia was not the equal of a standing ...
... regular standing army stems from the fact that he realized the distinction between a well - trained militia and the militia as it actually existed in the United States . In the latter sense , the militia was not the equal of a standing ...
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... regular army . ' Hancock is not a soldier in the sense that Grant was a soldier , ' the New York Tribune argued . ' He represents the regular army and West Point alone . Grant was of the people , for he entered the Army at the beginning ...
... regular army . ' Hancock is not a soldier in the sense that Grant was a soldier , ' the New York Tribune argued . ' He represents the regular army and West Point alone . Grant was of the people , for he entered the Army at the beginning ...
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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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