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... military demands of this coun- try differ materially from those of the great Continental Powers . The possession of India , and of our vast and extended colonies , place us in a totally different cate- gory . This is most clearly proved ...
... military demands of this coun- try differ materially from those of the great Continental Powers . The possession of India , and of our vast and extended colonies , place us in a totally different cate- gory . This is most clearly proved ...
Side 283
... military system of administration ously to old ideas and prejudices . been satisfactorily established . We must accept the principle of This is incontrovertible . The re- progress in military as well as cent Commission of Sir Fitzjames ...
... military system of administration ously to old ideas and prejudices . been satisfactorily established . We must accept the principle of This is incontrovertible . The re- progress in military as well as cent Commission of Sir Fitzjames ...
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... military branch , are both general officers of recog- nised experience and ability , and though nominally ... military council in Berlin . It is the most perfect military system the modern world has seen , to the perfection of which the ...
... military branch , are both general officers of recog- nised experience and ability , and though nominally ... military council in Berlin . It is the most perfect military system the modern world has seen , to the perfection of which the ...
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