Patriotic Studies Including Extracts From Bills Acts And Documents of United
Patriotic Studies Including Extracts From Bills Acts And Documents of United
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— [Testimony before the war investigation committee as reported by the New York Tribune. ] Bvt. Maj. Gen. O. B. Wilcox (retired): It is my opinion that the public good, as well as personal character of those concerned, would be enhanced very much by the exclusion of liquor from the rank and file of the Army, except under due medi- cal prescription.
Gen. E. Carr: I have always opposed the "canteen" which encourages soldiers to drink beer when otherwise they might not be exposed to temptation.
Br...ig. Gen. D. S. Stanley: It is my deliberate opinion that our Army, now enter- ing upon a campaign in a hot climate, would be immensely better off if all alcoholic drinks were prohibited.
Brig. Gen. William B. Rochester (retired): There is no doubt that the drink habit works very great injury to the Army. It has been shown over and over again that those who endure the greatest fatigue and exposure are the men wdio do not drink.
140 Brig Gen. William R. Carl in (retired): It has alwaj . Inci I was old enough to have an opinion, been my conviction that the public g I would be enhanced by exclusion of liquor from all circles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— [Testimony before the war investigation committee as reported by the New York Tribune. ] Bvt. Maj. Gen. O. B. Wilcox (retired): It is my opinion that the public good, as well as personal character of those concerned, would be enhanced very much by the exclusion of liquor from the rank and file of the Army, except under due medi- cal prescription.
Gen. E. Carr: I have always opposed the "canteen" which encourages soldiers to drink beer when otherwise they might not be exposed to temptation.
Br...ig. Gen. D. S. Stanley: It is my deliberate opinion that our Army, now enter- ing upon a campaign in a hot climate, would be immensely better off if all alcoholic drinks were prohibited.
Brig. Gen. William B. Rochester (retired): There is no doubt that the drink habit works very great injury to the Army. It has been shown over and over again that those who endure the greatest fatigue and exposure are the men wdio do not drink.
140 Brig Gen. William R. Carl in (retired): It has alwaj . Inci I was old enough to have an opinion, been my conviction that the public g I would be enhanced by exclusion of liquor from all circles.
What to read after Patriotic Studies Including Extracts From Bills Acts And Documents of United?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dc International Reform Bureau Washington to read onlineMoreLess
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