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... talk of war and the possible destruction of Eastern seaboard cities , William Baker , a Populist Congressman from Kansas , asserted that the development of the military and naval power of the country was incompatible with the preserva ...
... talk of war and the possible destruction of Eastern seaboard cities , William Baker , a Populist Congressman from Kansas , asserted that the development of the military and naval power of the country was incompatible with the preserva ...
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... such drill be put on an optional basis in the university.10 Despite some talk of with- drawal , the War Department continued to administer the Wiscon- sin R.O.T.C. unit , and Secretary of War John W. Militarism in Education 219.
... such drill be put on an optional basis in the university.10 Despite some talk of with- drawal , the War Department continued to administer the Wiscon- sin R.O.T.C. unit , and Secretary of War John W. Militarism in Education 219.
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... talk of a two million - man army , the Chronicle asked : Can any one explain what we should do with an army of that size if we are not to engage in a war on foreign soil ... ? Would not such exaggerated militarism on our part be much ...
... talk of a two million - man army , the Chronicle asked : Can any one explain what we should do with an army of that size if we are not to engage in a war on foreign soil ... ? Would not such exaggerated militarism on our part be much ...
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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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