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... vote for ratifica- tion . Bryan seems to have believed that the proper course was to accept the treaty and demand that the Philippines be set free . Imperialism would then become the paramount issue in the Presi- dential elections of ...
... vote for ratifica- tion . Bryan seems to have believed that the proper course was to accept the treaty and demand that the Philippines be set free . Imperialism would then become the paramount issue in the Presi- dential elections of ...
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... vote before a declaration of war could be made . Introduced in the House of Representatives only two days after the United States navy gunboad Panay had been fired upon by Japanese airplanes , it was defeated in January 1938 by a close vote ...
... vote before a declaration of war could be made . Introduced in the House of Representatives only two days after the United States navy gunboad Panay had been fired upon by Japanese airplanes , it was defeated in January 1938 by a close vote ...
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... vote of 233 to 124 , and the Senate , voting 47 to 25 , gave their approval to the Burke- Wadsworth Selective Service bill.18 Although in reality a war measure envisioning an expeditionary force 260 The Civilian and the Military.
... vote of 233 to 124 , and the Senate , voting 47 to 25 , gave their approval to the Burke- Wadsworth Selective Service bill.18 Although in reality a war measure envisioning an expeditionary force 260 The Civilian and the Military.
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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