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... secure , and Washington was forced to urge repeatedly that Congress lengthen the term of enlistment and secure from the states some form of an effective militia draft . Congress , mindful of popular hostility to both of these measures ...
... secure , and Washington was forced to urge repeatedly that Congress lengthen the term of enlistment and secure from the states some form of an effective militia draft . Congress , mindful of popular hostility to both of these measures ...
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... secure a broader exemp- tion policy , Thomas and a group of thirteen avowed conscientious objectors signed a public appeal addressed to the President which was published in the New Republic . Thomas also tried to explain to the American ...
... secure a broader exemp- tion policy , Thomas and a group of thirteen avowed conscientious objectors signed a public appeal addressed to the President which was published in the New Republic . Thomas also tried to explain to the American ...
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... secure the support of groups that had traditionally opposed an expansion of military power . The American Federation of Labor , in its annual convention , reaffirmed its 1916 resolution op- posing militarism and conscription.18 The ...
... secure the support of groups that had traditionally opposed an expansion of military power . The American Federation of Labor , in its annual convention , reaffirmed its 1916 resolution op- posing militarism and conscription.18 The ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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