WEBSTER'S GUIDE TO AMERICAN HISTORY: A CHORNOLOGICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, AND BIOGRAPHICAL SURVEY AND COMPENDUM1971 |
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... troops, which she was compelled to call into the field for her own defense in addition to her just quota because of the neglect of the Confederacy to place sufficient troops upon her coast for her defense, which would have required less ...
... troops, which she was compelled to call into the field for her own defense in addition to her just quota because of the neglect of the Confederacy to place sufficient troops upon her coast for her defense, which would have required less ...
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... troops in the trenches are our troops. They are ours in a double sense. Thousands of them are our fellow citizens; the rest are fighting in our cause. RANDOLPH BOURNE Untimely Papers, 1919 Every individual citizen who in peacetimes had ...
... troops in the trenches are our troops. They are ours in a double sense. Thousands of them are our fellow citizens; the rest are fighting in our cause. RANDOLPH BOURNE Untimely Papers, 1919 Every individual citizen who in peacetimes had ...
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... troops, including 85,000 Americans. By this month, more than 1 million U.S. troops have arrived in France, and Marshal Foch is able to take the offensive for the first time. July 18. French units with 270,000 U.S. troops attack eastward ...
... troops, including 85,000 Americans. By this month, more than 1 million U.S. troops have arrived in France, and Marshal Foch is able to take the offensive for the first time. July 18. French units with 270,000 U.S. troops attack eastward ...
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