Draft Law Promises Bonds Across Class Lines In Army
Wright A Patterson argues the draft unites rich and poor in shared camps, fostering friendships and citizenship. He urges continuing the draft to age 22, noting army life erodes class distinctions and strengthens national cohesion. Vernon Iowa warning about home patronage shows towns vanishing when local merchants decline. He contrasts U.S. market power with trade barriers and discusses egg prices in a global context.
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