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... Senate , where the numbers called for were immediately reduced to 1600 , William Maclay of Pennsylvania ' spoke against the whole bill as an egg from which a standing army would be hatched . ' With regard to a report that the Spanish ...
... Senate , where the numbers called for were immediately reduced to 1600 , William Maclay of Pennsylvania ' spoke against the whole bill as an egg from which a standing army would be hatched . ' With regard to a report that the Spanish ...
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... Senator Francis M. Cockrell of Missouri , a former Confederate army offi- cer destined to serve thirty years in the Senate , asked why , in time of peace and with no threatened invasion , the United States was preparing for war ...
... Senator Francis M. Cockrell of Missouri , a former Confederate army offi- cer destined to serve thirty years in the Senate , asked why , in time of peace and with no threatened invasion , the United States was preparing for war ...
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... Senate assembled in December both the cruiser bill and the Kellogg Pact were on the agenda at the same time . As one ... Senator William C. Bruce of Maryland criticized the pact as unrealistic and hopelessly weakened by the reservations ...
... Senate assembled in December both the cruiser bill and the Kellogg Pact were on the agenda at the same time . As one ... Senator William C. Bruce of Maryland criticized the pact as unrealistic and hopelessly weakened by the reservations ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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