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5206. MILITIA, Improving.—[further continued].
Considering that our
regular troops are employed for local purposes,
and that the militia is our general reliance
for great and sudden emergencies, you
will doubtless think this institution worthy
of a review, and give it those improvements
of which you find it susceptible.—
Second Annual Message. Washington ed. viii, 19.
Ford ed., viii, 185.
(Dec. 1802)
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