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But our laws have provided no means by which this could be accomplished, or by which the losses of the regiments when once sent to the front could be repaired.
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gutenberg.orgBut our laws have provided no means by which this could be accomplished, or by which the losses of the regiments when once sent to the front could be repaired.
Taft points out the shortcomings of U.S. laws in addressing troop losses during wartime.
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