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Strona 267
I see in more than one corps the bonds of discipline relaxed or broken ; the most unheard - of pretensions avowed directly and without any disguise ; the ordinances without force ; the chiefs without authority ; the military chest and ...
I see in more than one corps the bonds of discipline relaxed or broken ; the most unheard - of pretensions avowed directly and without any disguise ; the ordinances without force ; the chiefs without authority ; the military chest and ...
Strona 274
The military lays open the civil , and the civil betrays the military , anarchy . I wish everybody carefully to peruse the eloquent speech ( such it is ) of Mons . de la Tour du Pin . He attributes the salvation of the municipalities to ...
The military lays open the civil , and the civil betrays the military , anarchy . I wish everybody carefully to peruse the eloquent speech ( such it is ) of Mons . de la Tour du Pin . He attributes the salvation of the municipalities to ...
Strona 276
This double negotiation for military rank seems to me a contrivance as well adapted , as if it were studied for no other end , to promote faction in the Assembly itself , relative to this vast military patronage ; and then to poison the ...
This double negotiation for military rank seems to me a contrivance as well adapted , as if it were studied for no other end , to promote faction in the Assembly itself , relative to this vast military patronage ; and then to poison the ...
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