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... Military rank and honours ; & c . somewhat in the style of Captain Reide's Military Discipline . Mr. Hood has interspersed some sensible general remarks , from which we extract the following : See Rev. Vol . xxxix . N. S. p . 59 . Young ...
... Military rank and honours ; & c . somewhat in the style of Captain Reide's Military Discipline . Mr. Hood has interspersed some sensible general remarks , from which we extract the following : See Rev. Vol . xxxix . N. S. p . 59 . Young ...
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... military state , has doubled her national powers , tripled her military force , disembarrassed herself from debt , roused the moral energy of the public by her conquests , extended her political influ ence from Washington to Moscow ...
... military state , has doubled her national powers , tripled her military force , disembarrassed herself from debt , roused the moral energy of the public by her conquests , extended her political influ ence from Washington to Moscow ...
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... military works around London , and that of entrusting the conduct of our armed force to a military committee . These are measures , he says , which Bonaparte would wish us to adopt . What the French are apprehensive of meeting with on ...
... military works around London , and that of entrusting the conduct of our armed force to a military committee . These are measures , he says , which Bonaparte would wish us to adopt . What the French are apprehensive of meeting with on ...
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