The Civilian and the Military: A History of the American Antimilitarist Tradition |
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... York , which General Thomas Gage had selected as the British headquarters . For refus- ing to comply in full with the provisions of the act requiring the quartering and supply of troops , the New York Assembly was sus- pended in 1767 ...
... York , which General Thomas Gage had selected as the British headquarters . For refus- ing to comply in full with the provisions of the act requiring the quartering and supply of troops , the New York Assembly was sus- pended in 1767 ...
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... York Workingmen's party also demanded the abolition of com- pulsory militia duty , adopting a resolution which asserted ' that our present militia system is highly oppressive to the producing classes of the community , without any ...
... York Workingmen's party also demanded the abolition of com- pulsory militia duty , adopting a resolution which asserted ' that our present militia system is highly oppressive to the producing classes of the community , without any ...
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... York Times ( 24 July 1929 ) , 1 ; Davis , A Navy Second to None , 333ff . 57 Quoted in Congressional Record , 71 Cong . , 2 Sess . , 3443 , 5967-8 . 58 New York Times ( 3 March 1930 ) , 1 . 59 London Naval Treaty , Radio Address , 12 ...
... York Times ( 24 July 1929 ) , 1 ; Davis , A Navy Second to None , 333ff . 57 Quoted in Congressional Record , 71 Cong . , 2 Sess . , 3443 , 5967-8 . 58 New York Times ( 3 March 1930 ) , 1 . 59 London Naval Treaty , Radio Address , 12 ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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