General de KalbUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1966 - 251 էջ |
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... military discipline : " Next to forming of troops , military discipline is the first object that presents itself to our notice : it is the soul of all armies , and unless it be established amongst them with great prudence and supported ...
... military discipline : " Next to forming of troops , military discipline is the first object that presents itself to our notice : it is the soul of all armies , and unless it be established amongst them with great prudence and supported ...
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... military career : he began his military experience in the Fischer Corps of Chasseurs , became second lieutenant in the Lowendal Regiment September 1 , 1743 ; captain , aide - major , December 20 , 1747 ; major , June 10 , 1756 ; and ...
... military career : he began his military experience in the Fischer Corps of Chasseurs , became second lieutenant in the Lowendal Regiment September 1 , 1743 ; captain , aide - major , December 20 , 1747 ; major , June 10 , 1756 ; and ...
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... military commander - in - chief at Metz . In compliance with a rule requiring retired staff officers to do garrison duty from time to time , de Kalb spent four months at Metz during the summer of 1775 , in close association with his old ...
... military commander - in - chief at Metz . In compliance with a rule requiring retired staff officers to do garrison duty from time to time , de Kalb spent four months at Metz during the summer of 1775 , in close association with his old ...
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