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Side 134
... officers , and the camp . whose verdict is scarcely ever called in question , because it is almost always just . If they pronounce the ensign or cadet to be the sort of person with whom the officers of the regiment find it satisfactory ...
... officers , and the camp . whose verdict is scarcely ever called in question , because it is almost always just . If they pronounce the ensign or cadet to be the sort of person with whom the officers of the regiment find it satisfactory ...
Side 393
... officers chafe at documentary labour . The combatant branches look to the Horse Guards authorities as their only legitimate rulers , and to the War Department as a sort of evil influence to which they are in some sort given over by the ...
... officers chafe at documentary labour . The combatant branches look to the Horse Guards authorities as their only legitimate rulers , and to the War Department as a sort of evil influence to which they are in some sort given over by the ...
Side 399
... officers the necessity of making their officers really and openly military on pain of losing their own commands in case of failure ? Why not let officers see that the opinion formed of their efficiency will be grounded on the will and ...
... officers the necessity of making their officers really and openly military on pain of losing their own commands in case of failure ? Why not let officers see that the opinion formed of their efficiency will be grounded on the will and ...
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