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... administration . Although Jefferson favored the idea of an academy and later supported some sort of military drill at the University of Virginia , his followers in Congress were less enthusiastic , and the Academy languished in a state ...
... administration . Although Jefferson favored the idea of an academy and later supported some sort of military drill at the University of Virginia , his followers in Congress were less enthusiastic , and the Academy languished in a state ...
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... administration was compared to Milan under Austria and Naples under the Bour- bons . Some fear was expressed lest ... administration's war powers . Newly chosen Democratic governors , including Hora- tio Seymour in New York and Joel ...
... administration was compared to Milan under Austria and Naples under the Bour- bons . Some fear was expressed lest ... administration's war powers . Newly chosen Democratic governors , including Hora- tio Seymour in New York and Joel ...
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... administration seemed to be wholly committed to the militarist policy of meeting force with force.37 In marked contrast to the bellicose attitude of the administration was the strong isolationist , antiwar feeling on the part of the ...
... administration seemed to be wholly committed to the militarist policy of meeting force with force.37 In marked contrast to the bellicose attitude of the administration was the strong isolationist , antiwar feeling on the part of the ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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