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... democracy reinforced the antimilitarist tra- ditions of the young republic and strengthened American senti- ment for peace . But the nationalism associated with United States democracy was a stimulus toward expansionism and war and con ...
... democracy reinforced the antimilitarist tra- ditions of the young republic and strengthened American senti- ment for peace . But the nationalism associated with United States democracy was a stimulus toward expansionism and war and con ...
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... democracy and individualism . ' As militarism grows democracy must die , ' he declared . In the fate of Rome , which declined after its overexpansion , Jordan saw an in- structive example for the United States.25 According to William ...
... democracy and individualism . ' As militarism grows democracy must die , ' he declared . In the fate of Rome , which declined after its overexpansion , Jordan saw an in- structive example for the United States.25 According to William ...
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... democracy were incompatible . Call it anything else but that and I may make no protest . You say it is based upon equality . But democracy does not mean equal- ity and that alone . The terms are not interchangeable . . . . If the ...
... democracy were incompatible . Call it anything else but that and I may make no protest . You say it is based upon equality . But democracy does not mean equal- ity and that alone . The terms are not interchangeable . . . . If the ...
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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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