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A retrospective view of the encreasing number of the standing army of Great Britain, : from its first establishment in 1650, to the general peace of 1784. To which is added, some observations on recruiting, ... and on quartering the troops in barracks

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Publication date: 1785.
Call number: 215966
Dimensions: (8vo)
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A retrospective view of the encreasing number of the standing army of Great Britain, : from its first establishment in 1650, to the general peace of 1784. To which is added, some observations on recruiting, ... and on quartering the troops in barracks

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