WEBSTER'S GUIDE TO AMERICAN HISTORY: A CHORNOLOGICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, AND BIOGRAPHICAL SURVEY AND COMPENDUM1971 |
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... military orders must be made through General Grant. March 23. Southern states having failed to call conventions, Congress passes first supplementary Reconstruction Act, requiring federal military commanders to set up voter registration ...
... military orders must be made through General Grant. March 23. Southern states having failed to call conventions, Congress passes first supplementary Reconstruction Act, requiring federal military commanders to set up voter registration ...
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... military instincts and ideals are as strong as ever, but are confronted by reflective criticisms which sorely curb their ancient freedom. Innumerable writers are showing up the bestial side of military service. Pure loot and mastery ...
... military instincts and ideals are as strong as ever, but are confronted by reflective criticisms which sorely curb their ancient freedom. Innumerable writers are showing up the bestial side of military service. Pure loot and mastery ...
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LEONARD WOOD Military Obligation of Citizenship, 1915 The United States has been drifting for years. No real military preparations of an adequate character have been made. Military preparedness means the organization of all the ...
LEONARD WOOD Military Obligation of Citizenship, 1915 The United States has been drifting for years. No real military preparations of an adequate character have been made. Military preparedness means the organization of all the ...
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