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... National Guard into the service of the United States whenever Congress authorized ' the use of troops in excess of those in the regular army . ' Persons so drafted were no longer members of the state militia , and the President in ...
... National Guard into the service of the United States whenever Congress authorized ' the use of troops in excess of those in the regular army . ' Persons so drafted were no longer members of the state militia , and the President in ...
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... National Chamber of Commerce , National Association of Manufacturers , National Security League , and American Legion , also espoused the cause of the navy in its conflict with an economy - minded Congress . The Navy Department itself ...
... National Chamber of Commerce , National Association of Manufacturers , National Security League , and American Legion , also espoused the cause of the navy in its conflict with an economy - minded Congress . The Navy Department itself ...
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... National Council on the Limitation of Armaments , 208 National Defense Act ( 1916 ) , 171–2 , 202 , 219 , 231 ; ( 1920 ) , 202 , 219 , 231 National Education Association ( N.E.A. ) , 217 , 280 National Guard ( U.S. ) , 143 , 166 ...
... National Council on the Limitation of Armaments , 208 National Defense Act ( 1916 ) , 171–2 , 202 , 219 , 231 ; ( 1920 ) , 202 , 219 , 231 National Education Association ( N.E.A. ) , 217 , 280 National Guard ( U.S. ) , 143 , 166 ...
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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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