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... taken by the General to avert the gathering storm & his professions of inflexible adherence to his duty to Congress & to his Country , excited the most affec- tionate sentiments toward him . ' Despite the strong opposition of the New ...
... taken by the General to avert the gathering storm & his professions of inflexible adherence to his duty to Congress & to his Country , excited the most affec- tionate sentiments toward him . ' Despite the strong opposition of the New ...
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... taken into service as a part of the Volunteer Army of the United States . Although the subsequent fighting in the Philippines fore- stalled the customary postwar reaction in favor of cutting the army , Congress , mindful of tradition ...
... taken into service as a part of the Volunteer Army of the United States . Although the subsequent fighting in the Philippines fore- stalled the customary postwar reaction in favor of cutting the army , Congress , mindful of tradition ...
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... taken until two years later when the Capper - Johnson Universal Draft bill was introduced in Congress but not brought out of committee . In succeding years , Legion pressure for a univer- sal draft was intensified , but the purpose ...
... taken until two years later when the Capper - Johnson Universal Draft bill was introduced in Congress but not brought out of committee . In succeding years , Legion pressure for a univer- sal draft was intensified , but the purpose ...
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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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