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... preparedness.10 Strong support for this preparedness agitation came from army and navy officers , who saw an opportunity to secure an expanded military establishment , as well as from busi- ness leaders , who envisaged a steady stream ...
... preparedness.10 Strong support for this preparedness agitation came from army and navy officers , who saw an opportunity to secure an expanded military establishment , as well as from busi- ness leaders , who envisaged a steady stream ...
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... preparedness . Popular with militarists , businessmen , and politicians , preparedness also appealed to ex- treme nationalists and isolationists . At the same time , the pre- paredness movement gradually found favor with many interna ...
... preparedness . Popular with militarists , businessmen , and politicians , preparedness also appealed to ex- treme nationalists and isolationists . At the same time , the pre- paredness movement gradually found favor with many interna ...
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... preparedness advocated by Theodore Roose- velt , the National Security League , and the League To Enforce Peace . At Madison Square Garden , a few days later , he spoke at a peace meeting attended by twelve thousand persons , while ...
... preparedness advocated by Theodore Roose- velt , the National Security League , and the League To Enforce Peace . At Madison Square Garden , a few days later , he spoke at a peace meeting attended by twelve thousand persons , while ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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