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Page 73
... side by side with the tradition of a small military establishment . In the case of Tocqueville , later critics of his Democracy in America have ascribed much of his pessimism over the future of democracy and his fears of militarism to ...
... side by side with the tradition of a small military establishment . In the case of Tocqueville , later critics of his Democracy in America have ascribed much of his pessimism over the future of democracy and his fears of militarism to ...
Page 132
... side of the ocean European observers , though divided in their sympathies between the United States and Spain , tended to agree that the war marked the entrance of the United States into world affairs , and her eventual adoption of ...
... side of the ocean European observers , though divided in their sympathies between the United States and Spain , tended to agree that the war marked the entrance of the United States into world affairs , and her eventual adoption of ...
Page 214
... side by side with the pact , he declared : " The only way really to renounce war is to renounce the instruments of war . ' Since this did not seem likely , Bruce an- nounced that he would support the cruiser bill . On the other hand ...
... side by side with the pact , he declared : " The only way really to renounce war is to renounce the instruments of war . ' Since this did not seem likely , Bruce an- nounced that he would support the cruiser bill . On the other hand ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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