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5181. MILITIA, Classification.—[further continued].
A militia can never be
used for distant service on any other plan;
and Bonaparte will conquer the world, if they
do not learn his secret of composing armies
of young men only, whose enthusiasm and
health enable them to surmount all obstacles.—
To Mr. Bidwell. Washington ed. v, 16.
(W.
1806)
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