1 posted on
09/24/2004 9:25:16 PM PDT by
quidnunc
To: quidnunc
because of the dissolution of the conscript army at the end of the Civil War, no longer empathized with a volunteer force beyond the Mississippi that was drawn from the working classes.
Didn't get any farther. The vast majority of Union soldiers during the WBTS were volunteers, if sometimes bonused or shamed into volunteering.
3 posted on
09/24/2004 9:28:49 PM PDT by
Restorer
(They have the microphone, but we have the remote.)
To: quidnunc; Howlin
Thanks for the post. That's a great model of the Iraqi situation. Strong writing, great points.
4 posted on
09/24/2004 9:30:16 PM PDT by
Petronski
(What did Terri McAuliffe know and when did she know it?)
To: quidnunc
L8R
8 posted on
09/24/2004 9:49:51 PM PDT by
Cacique
(quos Deus vult perdere, prius dementat)
To: quidnunc
And as the thunderous roar of a global cosmopolitan press corps gets louder--demanding the application of abstract principles of universal justice that, sadly, are often neither practical nor necessarily synonymous with American national interestat least this theme was one that 99.9% of Freepers would agree with ( i think)
12 posted on
11/26/2006 9:39:19 PM PST by
gusopol3
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