General de Kalb |
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His solution was universal military service ; the poor bourgeois would be consoled by watching the rich serve , and the rich would not dare complain as they followed the nobles , and all would be wonderfully elevated in mutual esteem .
His solution was universal military service ; the poor bourgeois would be consoled by watching the rich serve , and the rich would not dare complain as they followed the nobles , and all would be wonderfully elevated in mutual esteem .
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69 At this time it may be well to list de Kalb's entire 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 ...
69 At this time it may be well to list de Kalb's entire 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 ...
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The new king appointed him 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 ...
The new king appointed him 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 ...
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