Identifier: independen89v90newy (find matches)
Title: The Independent
Year: 1849 (1840s)
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Publisher: New York : S.W. Benedict
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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AN AIH SCOUTS STRATEGIC VIEW OF BATTLESHIP MANEUVERS
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THE CORNELL BOYS WHO SAILED LAST WEEK FOR THE AMBULANCE CORPS IN FRANCE FOR FRANCE! BY THEODORE STANTON WHAT can we do best andquickest, in the present crisis,for France and our otherAllies? I shall deal only withwhat we can do in a military way, andI shall still further limit myself bystating what we can do immediately andnot a year hence, when the war willprobably be over. In this juncture, we are continuallymixing up two very different militaryquestions. We do not distinguish clearlybetween the organization of a homearmy and the sending of an expedition-ary force to France; and yet the twoproblems are much more distinct thanmost people seem to imagine. One—theexpeditionary force—in order to be asuccess and attain its real purpose re-quires immediate action; the other—the creation of a home army—is sureto drag on for months to come beforeit even gets started. I am therefore much more interestedin the first of these matters, for whenthe German mad dog is once run toearth, the

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