Battle Cry of Freedom 
The opening line, of James McPherson's one volume treatment of the Civil
War, Battle Cry of
Freedom, declares "The hallmark of the United States has been growth ....
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Presidents and War
.... actuality of course; its mission is military combat (2). Thus far we have seen presidents utilize peace, security,
freedom, and justice to justify
war, as well ....
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THE COLD WAR
.... of The Manchurian Candidate will argue that the fear and paranoia over communism during the Cold
War were more of a threat to American
freedom than any actual ....
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Major Themes in 1984
.... Although written shortly after the end of World
War II, the novelist's meditations on
war,
freedom, and ignorance continue to hold powerful relevance. ....
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Theme of Freedom
.... that wouldn't compare to the number of deaths that Saddam would inflict." Then, he moves on to contemplate "what's
freedom worth?" He compares the
war in Iraq ....
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The Media & the Black Freedom Movement
.... The black
freedom movement was uniquely the product of a particular social climate and a .... "Militant ideologies and organizational contexts: The
war on poverty ....
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Freedom of Expression in the 1950s
.... Communists and the First Amendment: The Shaping of
Freedom of Advocacy in the Cold
War Era, 28 San Diego Law Review 1-116 (1991). Stevenson, William. ....
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War
.... That is hard to accept. While
war is all of these horrible things, it is also
freedom, protection, and victory. It is honor, camaraderie, and justice. ....
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Cold War and American Culture
.... is in many ways precisely like the
war on Communism: Both have allowed conservative politicians to argue that dissent is unpatriotic, that
freedom is a ....
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Conflict between absolutism & freedom
.... was possible was that there was a need for peace at home while
war was being .... now to be kept to a minimum in order to promote and protect individual
freedom. ....
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Civil War
.... During the
war, the Confederacy guaranteed
freedom to any "male slave who would take arms against the Union; hundreds of thousands of slaves did just that ....
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US and War on Drugs
.... drugs socially unacceptable and unprofitable, and the currently un-winnable
war can be won .... Does
freedom of the press, speech and expression not protect all the ....
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Women's Freedom of Expression
.... In her book The
War against Women, Marilyn French discusses the economic oppression .... over the world, women must "(pledge) in our souls to
freedom of expression ....
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Freedom and Mark Twain
.... One analysis of the Civil
War suggests that--traumatic as it was .... Constitutional amendments were needed to guarantee
freedom for blacks: heightened awareness of ....
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Mississippi Freedom Summer
.... The historical context in which this
Freedom Project occurred was in the summer of 1964, what .... part of the historical arc which began as a result of World
War II ....
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Primary Causes of the Civil War
.... Foote, Shelby. The Civil
War. New York: Vintage Books, 1958. Franklin, John Hope and Alfred A. Moss, Jr. From Slavery to
Freedom. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1994. ....
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The American Civil War
.... My Bondage and My
Freedom. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1987. Biel, Timothy Levi. The Civil
War. San Diego: Lucent Books, 1991. Brown, William Wells. ....
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Issues of the American Civil War
.... to states' rights played a large role in the beginning of the
war. Andrews, William L. "Introduction." In Frederick Douglass. My Bondage and My
Freedom. ....
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Ethics and Aesthetics of Post War France
.... Our
freedom and refraining has an inner goodness, irrespective of its end. .... the moral bankruptcy of Western culture did not allow the post-
war French artists ....
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Roots of The American Civil War
.... My Bondage and My
Freedom. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1987. Biel, Timothy Levi. The Civil
War. San Diego: Lucent Books, 1991. Brown, William Wells. ....
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War & The State
.... The aftermath of
war usually creates a new shape for the state-one more often of ideologies and less personal
freedom than before. ....
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War
.... the lack of validity of extending these justifications for waging
war in Iraq, the
war was still necessary. This is true as long as
freedom and national ....
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The Cold War
.... conference was to decide the fact of the nations Germany had won and destroyed during the
war. Poland and Yugoslavia were given their
freedom without being ....
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Events That Led to the Civil War
.... McPherson, James M. Battle Cry of
Freedom: The Civil
War Era. New York: Oxford University Press, 1988. Nevins, Allan. Ordeal of the Union. Vol. II. ....
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The Cold War Period & American Society
.... The political upheaval of the time went beyond the
war and embraced issues of
freedom of speech, a perception that American political society did not live up ....
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ee cummings
.... that wouldn't compare to the number of deaths that Saddam would inflict." Then, he moves on to contemplate "what's
freedom worth?" He compares the
war in Iraq ....
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One Nation Divisible ( Richard Polenberg )
.... With regard to American society and values in World
War II, government officials held that "By making this a people's
war for
freedom, we can help clear up the ....
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American Isolationism and World War II
.... world was different from that of European societies and that America could advance the cause of
freedom and democracy by means other than
war." However, this ....
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Two Concepts of the American Experience
.... By the time of the Cold
War, both liberalism and
freedom had come to mean quite different things, and both Hartz and Foner note the effects of these evolving ....
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Life for Freed Slaves
.... years of the end of the
war, African Americans had to face the grim reality that very little was going to be done to assist them toward true economic
freedom. ....
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