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... peace and the demand for com- plete military victory . On both sides , the lengthy and costly strug- gle heightened the two extremes of defeatism and militarism . The longing for peace , desire for victory , and fear of militarism thus ...
... peace and the demand for com- plete military victory . On both sides , the lengthy and costly strug- gle heightened the two extremes of defeatism and militarism . The longing for peace , desire for victory , and fear of militarism thus ...
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... Peace Party . The Woman's Peace Party , although stressing organized opposi- tion to militarism in our own country , ' devoted the greater share of its attention to co - operating with peace groups abroad in an effort to end the war.85 ...
... Peace Party . The Woman's Peace Party , although stressing organized opposi- tion to militarism in our own country , ' devoted the greater share of its attention to co - operating with peace groups abroad in an effort to end the war.85 ...
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... peace - loving nation , ' aroused amazement and consternation abroad . ' The Japanese and British were particularly ... peace aims . Although Americans were less inclined to regard Great Britain as a potential rival or enemy of the ...
... peace - loving nation , ' aroused amazement and consternation abroad . ' The Japanese and British were particularly ... peace aims . Although Americans were less inclined to regard Great Britain as a potential rival or enemy 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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