Speech on Patriotism (Document 3), item 12

• November 17, 2017 23:03:31 Thomas A. Lingner

  12/

  war is the direct outcome of the

  preparedness for war which the

  nations of Europe have practiced

  for the past generation and

  on the other hand that nothing

  save preparedness will protect

  our own country from a

  fate like Belgium's. One person

  says Americans should keep off

  the high seas during the war

  another that we should maintain

  the rights of neutrals on the

  ocean and should even

  fight for them. Secretary

  Garrison tells us that the most

  effective way to protect our

  country is by giving military

  instruction in the public schools.

  Our own state Supt. Keeler, and school teachers generally, deprecates

  this suggestion as tending

  toward the militaristic spirit.

• September 8, 2017 16:29:56 Annick Rodriguez

  12/

  war is the direct outcome of the

  preparedness for war which the

  nations of Europe have practiced

  for the past generation and

  on the other hand that nothing

  save preparedness will protect

  our own country from a

  fate like Belgium's. One person

  says Americans should keep off

  the high seas during the war

  another that we should maintain

  the rights of neutrals on the

  ocean and should even

  fight for them. Secretary

  Garrison tells us that the most

  effective way to protect our

  country is by giving military

  instruction in the public schools.

  Our own state Supt. Keeler  and school teachers generally  depre-

  cates this suggestion as tending

  toward the militaristic spirit.

  
  

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• July 4, 2017 17:14:23 Annick Rodriguez

  12/

  war is the direct outcome of the

  preparedness for war which the

  nations of Europe have practiced

  for the past generation and

  on the other hand that nothing

  save preparedness will protect

  our own country from a

  fate like Belgiums. One person

  says Americans should keep off

  the high seas during the war

  another that we should maintain

  the rights of neutrals on the

  ocean and should even

  fight for them. Secretary

  Garrison tells us that the most

  effective way to protect our

  country is by giving military

  instruction in the public schools.

  Our own state Supt. Keeler ^[insert] and school teachers generally [/insert] depre-

  cates this suggestion as tending

  toward the militaristic spirit.

  
  

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