The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... army in Cuba within twenty - four hours after war was declared , his Department had no plans when the war began . General Miles , who commanded the American army , urged that the whole force be assembled at Chickamauga Park , near ...
... army in Cuba within twenty - four hours after war was declared , his Department had no plans when the war began . General Miles , who commanded the American army , urged that the whole force be assembled at Chickamauga Park , near ...
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... army corps here , and there is a general commanding the United States army who lives in Washington . But neither of these two men can order a spitoon repaired with- out consulting the quarter - master general in Washington . Then there ...
... army corps here , and there is a general commanding the United States army who lives in Washington . But neither of these two men can order a spitoon repaired with- out consulting the quarter - master general in Washington . Then there ...
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... Army and Navy , about army posts , airfields , and naval activity on and around the Hawaiian Islands . Because of legal restrictions the American officers were unable to learn the contents of these despatches . When the intelligence ...
... Army and Navy , about army posts , airfields , and naval activity on and around the Hawaiian Islands . Because of legal restrictions the American officers were unable to learn the contents of these despatches . When the intelligence ...
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