The civilian and the military : a history of the American antimilitarist tradition / Arthur A. Ekirch, Jr. ; with a new foreword by Ralph Raico.
2010
322.50973 E36c 2010
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Title
The civilian and the military : a history of the American antimilitarist tradition / Arthur A. Ekirch, Jr. ; with a new foreword by Ralph Raico.
ISBN
9781598130355 (alk. paper)
1598130358 (alk. paper)
1598130358 (alk. paper)
Imprint
Oakland, Calif. : Independent Institute, c2010.
Language
English
Description
xxvi, 341 p. ; 23 cm.
Call Number
322.50973 E36c 2010
System Control No.
(OCoLC)456175496
(OCoLC)456175496
(OCoLC)456175496
Note
"First edition 1956 (Oxford University Press)"--T.p. verso.
"Published in cooperation with A. Roger Ekirch"--T.p. verso.
"Published in cooperation with A. Roger Ekirch"--T.p. verso.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note
The Anglo-American heritage
The founding fathers reaffirm civil supremacy
The defeat of the Federalist military plans
The Jeffersonian-Republican surrender
A more militant nationalism and growing pacifism
A military hero and manifest destiny
The menace of civil war
The reconstruction of civil society
The new threat of imperialism and navalism
Theodore Roosevelt and modern American militarism
European militarism and American preparedness
Conscripting America for war
Disillusionment and partial disarmament
Militarism in education
The hope of isolation and neutrality
Immersion in total war
Toward the garrison state.
The founding fathers reaffirm civil supremacy
The defeat of the Federalist military plans
The Jeffersonian-Republican surrender
A more militant nationalism and growing pacifism
A military hero and manifest destiny
The menace of civil war
The reconstruction of civil society
The new threat of imperialism and navalism
Theodore Roosevelt and modern American militarism
European militarism and American preparedness
Conscripting America for war
Disillusionment and partial disarmament
Militarism in education
The hope of isolation and neutrality
Immersion in total war
Toward the garrison state.
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