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... standing army , a military es- tablishment , and every appendage thereof , in time of peace , is totally abhorrent from ... stand as New Jersey , and Penn- sylvania suggested that the states be allowed to withhold a part of their militia ...
... standing army , a military es- tablishment , and every appendage thereof , in time of peace , is totally abhorrent from ... stand as New Jersey , and Penn- sylvania suggested that the states be allowed to withhold a part of their militia ...
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... standing army in time of peace , were viewed as the two chief defects of the Constitution from the antimilitarist ... stand- ing armies , Congressional control of the state militia , and personal command of the army by the President ...
... standing army in time of peace , were viewed as the two chief defects of the Constitution from the antimilitarist ... stand- ing armies , Congressional control of the state militia , and personal command of the army by the President ...
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... standing army , are not among the first to give us an efficient militia ? ' The answer Simkins supplied by his own argument ... stand- ing friend of an improved state militia , agreed completely with Sumner's attack on the concept of a ...
... standing army , are not among the first to give us an efficient militia ? ' The answer Simkins supplied by his own argument ... stand- ing friend of an improved state militia , agreed completely with Sumner's attack on the concept of a ...
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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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