Quarterly Review, เล่มที่ 129-130J. Murray., 1870 |
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... Army ( the ) its constitutional history , 128 ; effects of the revolution of 1688 , 129 ; subjected to the control of Parliament , 130 ; enormous embez- zlement in military administration under George III . , 132 ; Lord Amherst placed ...
... Army ( the ) its constitutional history , 128 ; effects of the revolution of 1688 , 129 ; subjected to the control of Parliament , 130 ; enormous embez- zlement in military administration under George III . , 132 ; Lord Amherst placed ...
หน้า ii
... army of reserve , ib .; it dies out , ib .; the army extravagantly over- officered , ib .; the volunteers and yeomanry , 289 ; the general principle on which the army of England ought to be dealt with , 290 ; Mr. Cardwell's schools of ...
... army of reserve , ib .; it dies out , ib .; the army extravagantly over- officered , ib .; the volunteers and yeomanry , 289 ; the general principle on which the army of England ought to be dealt with , 290 ; Mr. Cardwell's schools of ...
หน้า iv
... army , ib .; Prussia always the most aggressive State in Europe , ib .; the mechanism of the army , 222 ; its general plan of opera- tions , 227 ; the King sleeping on the field after a battle , 227 ; operations of the Crown Prince ...
... army , ib .; Prussia always the most aggressive State in Europe , ib .; the mechanism of the army , 222 ; its general plan of opera- tions , 227 ; the King sleeping on the field after a battle , 227 ; operations of the Crown Prince ...
หน้า 6
... army inferior not only in reference to the description of troops but even in numbers to the enemy ; whilst Marl- borough experienced no such difficulty , and generally commanded an army superior to his opponent in the field . I quite ...
... army inferior not only in reference to the description of troops but even in numbers to the enemy ; whilst Marl- borough experienced no such difficulty , and generally commanded an army superior to his opponent in the field . I quite ...
หน้า 7
... army that every day which passed without a battle , might be counted as a battle gained . Al- though general after general painted the dangers to be incurred in the strongest col- ours , Marlborough held firm : I am well aware , ' was ...
... army that every day which passed without a battle , might be counted as a battle gained . Al- though general after general painted the dangers to be incurred in the strongest col- ours , Marlborough held firm : I am well aware , ' was ...
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