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Centralized government feared to expand army control
The text argues that centralizing power would widen military influence, weakening civilian touchpoints and risking a republic. It notes past administrations, pay and provisioning systems, and the dangers of a large standing army, urging restraint and accountability. It cites political tickets in Texas and references to national governance.
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