The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... army , commanded by Gen- Potomac River and The Union army , eral Robert E. Lee , had crossed the was invading the northern states . under General George G. Meade , followed close after , and at Gettysburg Lee turned on his enemy and ...
... army , commanded by Gen- Potomac River and The Union army , eral Robert E. Lee , had crossed the was invading the northern states . under General George G. Meade , followed close after , and at Gettysburg Lee turned on his enemy and ...
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... army is the means of national defense . 7. Besides this , there are sometimes riots and insurrec- tions which the police are not able to put down . Then the soldiers must give their help . 8. So an army is necessary for the protection ...
... army is the means of national defense . 7. Besides this , there are sometimes riots and insurrec- tions which the police are not able to put down . Then the soldiers must give their help . 8. So an army is necessary for the protection ...
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... army , even in time of peace , takes much time and work . The president of the United States is by the Constitution the chief commander of the army . But the details of its management are left to one of the cabinet , the secretary of ...
... army , even in time of peace , takes much time and work . The president of the United States is by the Constitution the chief commander of the army . But the details of its management are left to one of the cabinet , the secretary of ...
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