Even among nations whose large standing armies and frequent wars afford every other opportunity of instruction these establishments are found to be indispensable for the due attainment of the branches of military science which require a regular course of study and experiment.
James Madison: “Even among nations whose large standing armies and frequent wars afford every other opportunity of instruction these…”
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He notes that even nations with large armies need formal military education to master military science.
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