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... means of coercing young men into the armed services for overseas duty in Vietnam . Indeed , we have moved so far along the road to a gar- rison state that even the minuscule groups of non - deferred youths who choose jail rather than ...
... means of coercing young men into the armed services for overseas duty in Vietnam . Indeed , we have moved so far along the road to a gar- rison state that even the minuscule groups of non - deferred youths who choose jail rather than ...
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... means of national defense through strengthening the collective security of the democratic nations . But , as William E. Rappard , Director of the Graduate Institute of International Studies at Geneva , pointed out in 1940 , for ...
... means of national defense through strengthening the collective security of the democratic nations . But , as William E. Rappard , Director of the Graduate Institute of International Studies at Geneva , pointed out in 1940 , for ...
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... means for the regulation and reduction of armaments and armed forces was largely ignored . Although the growing gulf between Russia and the West seemed to preclude any real hope of disarmament , public uneasiness over the specter of ...
... means for the regulation and reduction of armaments and armed forces was largely ignored . Although the growing gulf between Russia and the West seemed to preclude any real hope of disarmament , public uneasiness over the specter of ...
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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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