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Page 168
... officers is necessarily precarious , and pre- cludes the possibility of enforcing strict military discipline . In the formation of these corps , we have begun at a wrong point : objects of secondary importance have been insisted upon ...
... officers is necessarily precarious , and pre- cludes the possibility of enforcing strict military discipline . In the formation of these corps , we have begun at a wrong point : objects of secondary importance have been insisted upon ...
Page 169
... officers provided for the commencement of this great establishment . The first resource that presents itself , is the employment of the volunteer officers , among whom there are many , who have rendered themselves fully masters of their ...
... officers provided for the commencement of this great establishment . The first resource that presents itself , is the employment of the volunteer officers , among whom there are many , who have rendered themselves fully masters of their ...
Page 170
... Officers of the volunteers should immediately be transferred . These officers are now employed in a manner little cal- culated to afford any important benefit ; and their talents may cer- tainly be rendered far more useful to the state ...
... Officers of the volunteers should immediately be transferred . These officers are now employed in a manner little cal- culated to afford any important benefit ; and their talents may cer- tainly be rendered far more useful to the state ...
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