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... officers made when placed in official contact with their opponents , and has equally regretted the necessity for seeking the assistance of foreigners to instil even the most common military lessons into the minds of our young military ...
... officers made when placed in official contact with their opponents , and has equally regretted the necessity for seeking the assistance of foreigners to instil even the most common military lessons into the minds of our young military ...
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... officers of that corps . In India , also , the spirit of acquirement has spred very widely , and establishments are perfecting in the army - stations ; that well - informed officer , Sir John Malcolm , having used his extensive ...
... officers of that corps . In India , also , the spirit of acquirement has spred very widely , and establishments are perfecting in the army - stations ; that well - informed officer , Sir John Malcolm , having used his extensive ...
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... officers were less accustomed to war ; and it was generally less active , less vigorous in its movements , than the one it was opposed to . The Prussians formed a most efficient portion of the allied army ; their troops , though lately ...
... officers were less accustomed to war ; and it was generally less active , less vigorous in its movements , than the one it was opposed to . The Prussians formed a most efficient portion of the allied army ; their troops , though lately ...
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