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Page 63
... sense , the militia was not the equal of a standing army , but to discipline the militia to a point where it would be somewhat comparable to regular troops was contrary to American thinking and experience . A militia fully trained was ...
... sense , the militia was not the equal of a standing army , but to discipline the militia to a point where it would be somewhat comparable to regular troops was contrary to American thinking and experience . A militia fully trained was ...
Page 109
... 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 of the war from civil life . ' As if to ...
... 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 of the war from civil life . ' As if to ...
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... sense of crisis . New Deal reforms with their emphasis upon paternalistic government had also provided an ideal background for military control of production and manpower . Then , in 1940 , the Alien Registration Act or Smith Act ...
... sense of crisis . New Deal reforms with their emphasis upon paternalistic government had also provided an ideal background for military control of production and manpower . Then , in 1940 , the Alien Registration Act or Smith Act ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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