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Page 84
... wrote , because it violated over thirty years of peace and because it cast doubt on the tradition that a republican form of government was immune to military ambitions . Echoing Daniel Webster's position concerning the origins of the ...
... wrote , because it violated over thirty years of peace and because it cast doubt on the tradition that a republican form of government was immune to military ambitions . Echoing Daniel Webster's position concerning the origins of the ...
Page 126
... wrote in his annual report : ' With such a force and with no colonies to de- fend , I think we may well dispense , for the present at least , with the heavy - armored and unwieldy iron - clads of European nations , and , also , with the ...
... wrote in his annual report : ' With such a force and with no colonies to de- fend , I think we may well dispense , for the present at least , with the heavy - armored and unwieldy iron - clads of European nations , and , also , with the ...
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... wrote the famous ' Stop Hitler Now ' advertisement , which ap- peared under the committee's name in all leading newspapers over the country in June , White became indignant . In his call to arms , Sherwood attacked all isolationists as ...
... wrote the famous ' Stop Hitler Now ' advertisement , which ap- peared under the committee's name in all leading newspapers over the country in June , White became indignant . In his call to arms , Sherwood attacked all isolationists as ...
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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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