To do justice to the subject it is thought proper to show the actual state of the Army before the passage of the late act, the force in service, the several corps of which it was composed, and the grades and number of officers commanding it.
James Monroe: “To do justice to the subject it is thought proper to show the actual state of the Army before the passage of the late…”
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