The British Soldier: His Daily Life from Tudor to Modern TimesJ.M. Dent, 1954 - 242 Seiten |
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... whole regiment . The system was prolific of abuse ; of that there is not the slightest question , since , in addition to the regulation ' stoppages ' out of the men's pay for certain articles of uniform or of food supplied to them ...
... whole regiment . The system was prolific of abuse ; of that there is not the slightest question , since , in addition to the regulation ' stoppages ' out of the men's pay for certain articles of uniform or of food supplied to them ...
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... whole charge consists of ancients [ ensigns ] , corporals , lieutenants , gentlemen of companies , slaves as ragged as Lazarus in the painted cloth , where the glutton's dogs licked his sores ; and such as indeed were never soldiers ...
... whole charge consists of ancients [ ensigns ] , corporals , lieutenants , gentlemen of companies , slaves as ragged as Lazarus in the painted cloth , where the glutton's dogs licked his sores ; and such as indeed were never soldiers ...
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... whole army . But no ! The early eighties were too much occupied with the problem of linking the old regiments in pairs and allocating them to new regimental districts . The whole range of ancient regimental tradition was stirred to the ...
... whole army . But no ! The early eighties were too much occupied with the problem of linking the old regiments in pairs and allocating them to new regimental districts . The whole range of ancient regimental tradition was stirred to the ...
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THE NATION AND THE SOLDIER | 11 |
ARCHERS OF CRECY | 20 |
NEW MODEL | 38 |
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