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... foreign war . The antiexpansionist point of view was ably expressed by Charles Sumner , chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations . Sumner , who had been a pacifist sympathizer before the Civil War , again became a severe ...
... foreign war . The antiexpansionist point of view was ably expressed by Charles Sumner , chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations . Sumner , who had been a pacifist sympathizer before the Civil War , again became a severe ...
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... foreign commerce , ' he wrote , we must sink into in- feriority ; and without a Navy amply sufficient for this purpose , all the profits of our surplus productions will be transferred from the coffers of our own to those of foreign ...
... foreign commerce , ' he wrote , we must sink into in- feriority ; and without a Navy amply sufficient for this purpose , all the profits of our surplus productions will be transferred from the coffers of our own to those of foreign ...
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... Foreign Policy , ' Foreign Policy Reports , XXII ( 1 Oct. 1946 ) , 170-79 ; Hanson Baldwin , ' When the Big Guns Speak , in Lester Markel ( ed . ) , Public Opinion and Foreign Policy ( New York , 1949 ) , 97- 120 ; W. R. Tansill , The ...
... Foreign Policy , ' Foreign Policy Reports , XXII ( 1 Oct. 1946 ) , 170-79 ; Hanson Baldwin , ' When the Big Guns Speak , in Lester Markel ( ed . ) , Public Opinion and Foreign Policy ( New York , 1949 ) , 97- 120 ; W. R. Tansill , The ...
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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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