Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... military necessity , and he can do it only as strictly necessary to his military operations . The Commander - in - Chief may believe , though it would be highly advantageous to the general prosecution of the war to emancipate the slaves ...
... military necessity , and he can do it only as strictly necessary to his military operations . The Commander - in - Chief may believe , though it would be highly advantageous to the general prosecution of the war to emancipate the slaves ...
383 psl.
... military . The war power is not the prerogative of the military , but of the civil government , and the military operates under and not over it . Were it otherwise , we might become a military despotism , or , in time of war at least ...
... military . The war power is not the prerogative of the military , but of the civil government , and the military operates under and not over it . Were it otherwise , we might become a military despotism , or , in time of war at least ...
384 psl.
... Military Chieftain , but into a Civil Chieftain , which is a great deal worse . For these reasons we prefer that the ... military power he can do it only in a military emergency . In any case it is more in accordance with the spirit of ...
... Military Chieftain , but into a Civil Chieftain , which is a great deal worse . For these reasons we prefer that the ... military power he can do it only in a military emergency . In any case it is more in accordance with the spirit of ...
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ART PAGE | 1 |
ARCHBISHOP HUGHES ON SLAVERY | 34 |
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION | 66 |
Nerodoma skirsnių: 21
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