The Literary Magazine, and American Register, Volume 6, Issue 38John Conrad & Company, 1806 |
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Page 326
... army , and the church . Family pride , of the low- est and most illiberal cast , is one of their ruling passions ; and this has been fostered by a preposterous re- gulation , which , till lately , obtained in all the dominions of Spain ...
... army , and the church . Family pride , of the low- est and most illiberal cast , is one of their ruling passions ; and this has been fostered by a preposterous re- gulation , which , till lately , obtained in all the dominions of Spain ...
Page 328
... army of the line ; but they may serve in the militia , and even rise to the rank of captain . They are liable to a capitation tax , which , in Caracas at least , is not exacted ; and they are forbidden to have In- dian servants . They ...
... army of the line ; but they may serve in the militia , and even rise to the rank of captain . They are liable to a capitation tax , which , in Caracas at least , is not exacted ; and they are forbidden to have In- dian servants . They ...
Page 330
... army against the towns of the interior . As soon as these were in the possession of the invaders , the militia would disperse , and the towns on the coast would be forced to surrender for want of pro- visions . The stability of the ...
... army against the towns of the interior . As soon as these were in the possession of the invaders , the militia would disperse , and the towns on the coast would be forced to surrender for want of pro- visions . The stability of the ...
Page 335
... army has become an object of secondary consideration ever since the union with Scotland . Another cause is the want of any regular system for the formation of the army , and the man- ner in which the forces are parcel- led out in ...
... army has become an object of secondary consideration ever since the union with Scotland . Another cause is the want of any regular system for the formation of the army , and the man- ner in which the forces are parcel- led out in ...
Page 336
... army sụ- perior to that of any other power in Europe . The same superiority will be attained by any nation which will employ the same means , which will improve its military system , not by a constant and vexatious succession of ...
... army sụ- perior to that of any other power in Europe . The same superiority will be attained by any nation which will employ the same means , which will improve its military system , not by a constant and vexatious succession of ...
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