Progressive Century: The American Nation in Its Second Hundred YearsD. C. Heath, 1975 - 558 pages |
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... military duty , yet there were others less frequently noted . The prospective soldier's civilian occupation , for example , had to be one that could be carried on by others , either by men judged incapable of standing up under ...
... military duty , yet there were others less frequently noted . The prospective soldier's civilian occupation , for example , had to be one that could be carried on by others , either by men judged incapable of standing up under ...
Page 166
... military techniques drastically changed that pat- tern . Military strategists still stuck pins in maps , but the mechanization of warfare , the organization of entire populations , and the increased number of important targets brought ...
... military techniques drastically changed that pat- tern . Military strategists still stuck pins in maps , but the mechanization of warfare , the organization of entire populations , and the increased number of important targets brought ...
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... military and political , 123 Allies , the : military operations , 153 , 159 ; morale of troops , 168 , 185 ; unity of , 162 ; victory in Europe , 378 ; vindictiveness of , 300 ; war debt ques- tion , 303 Amendments to the Constitution ...
... military and political , 123 Allies , the : military operations , 153 , 159 ; morale of troops , 168 , 185 ; unity of , 162 ; victory in Europe , 378 ; vindictiveness of , 300 ; war debt ques- tion , 303 Amendments to the Constitution ...
Contents
Times and Tensions of a Developing Industrial Society | 3 |
MAPS | 21 |
American Society at the End of an Era | 34 |
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