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... military establishment , under the pretext of public danger and under the auspices of the President's popularity . ' 14 Despite the fears of the Jeffersonians , the army increase was not voted by Congress , and later , after General ...
... military establishment , under the pretext of public danger and under the auspices of the President's popularity . ' 14 Despite the fears of the Jeffersonians , the army increase was not voted by Congress , and later , after General ...
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... military establishment . Ignoring the arguments of Monroe , Calhoun , and Harrison , the majority of the members preferred to rely on a relatively untrained and unorganized militia supplemented by volunteers . Such a force , together ...
... military establishment . Ignoring the arguments of Monroe , Calhoun , and Harrison , the majority of the members preferred to rely on a relatively untrained and unorganized militia supplemented by volunteers . Such a force , together ...
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... military establishments . A Mis- souri editor declared ' that the possession ... military camp . . . . A wholesale military establishment is no ... establishment as serious as unpreparedness for a war that is not likely to ...
... military establishments . A Mis- souri editor declared ' that the possession ... military camp . . . . A wholesale military establishment is no ... establishment as serious as unpreparedness for a war that is not likely to ...
Contents
The AngloAmerican Heritage | 3 |
The Founding Fathers Reaffirm Civil Supremacy | 18 |
The Defeat of the Federalist Military Plans | 32 |
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