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Hello, and thank you for joining the American Revolution.

This week, episode 377, Washington's first veto. The last time we covered the U.S. Army's first major military loss when the Indians in the Northwest Territory soundly defeated the Army under General

Arthur Sinclair. Today we'll cover Congress's response to that loss and other legislation from

1792. The defeat reinforced President

Washington's view that the nation needed a larger standing army. Many members of Congress still

believe that a standing army in peacetime violated a fundamental tenet of the revolution,

a professional army that was large enough to compel the

citizenry to comply, not out of voluntary acceptance, but out of fear of military reprisal,

was the tyranny that they had just shedded under British rule. Washington and others calling

for a larger army understood that concern, but they also recognized that there

were very real military threats, both from Indian tribes and foreign nations that required

substantial numbers of professionally trained soldiers to defend the new country.

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