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... universal service law , was calculated to give the army virtual control of American manpower . This , together with the direction already exercised over industrial production , would bring the United States to the edge of the total ...
... universal service law , was calculated to give the army virtual control of American manpower . This , together with the direction already exercised over industrial production , would bring the United States to the edge of the total ...
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... universal military training program , ' the President declared . ' I want it to be a universal training program . ' 16 In broadening the scope of the training to include nonmilitary as well as military service , the President argued ...
... universal military training program , ' the President declared . ' I want it to be a universal training program . ' 16 In broadening the scope of the training to include nonmilitary as well as military service , the President argued ...
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... Universal Military Service in Argentina , ' World's Work , XXXIII ( Feb. 1917 ) , 381-92 ; ' Conscription ... Universal Military Training ( New York , 1917 ) . See also Wood's testimony before various Congressional committees , collected ...
... Universal Military Service in Argentina , ' World's Work , XXXIII ( Feb. 1917 ) , 381-92 ; ' Conscription ... Universal Military Training ( New York , 1917 ) . See also Wood's testimony before various Congressional committees , collected ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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