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... wanted to keep political and military authority within the states , and they favored a militia as against a regular standing army.1 Conservative dismay at such evidences of continued revolution as Shays ' Rebellion was paralleled by an ...
... wanted to keep political and military authority within the states , and they favored a militia as against a regular standing army.1 Conservative dismay at such evidences of continued revolution as Shays ' Rebellion was paralleled by an ...
Page 161
... wanted a proper defense ' without turning the whole country into a vast military camp . . . . A wholesale military establishment is no guaranty of peace , but has been shown to be provocative of war . ' In South Dakota , the editor of ...
... wanted a proper defense ' without turning the whole country into a vast military camp . . . . A wholesale military establishment is no guaranty of peace , but has been shown to be provocative of war . ' In South Dakota , the editor of ...
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... wanted . Their faith seemed justified by the administration's ' good neighbor ' policy toward Latin America , recognition of Soviet Russia , passage of the Philip- pine Independence bill , and proposed entrance into the World Court ...
... wanted . Their faith seemed justified by the administration's ' good neighbor ' policy toward Latin America , recognition of Soviet Russia , passage of the Philip- pine Independence bill , and proposed entrance into the World Court ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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