Safety First. Extension of Remarks of Hon. Augustus P. Gardner, of Massachusetts, in the House of Representatives, January 15, 1915
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I believe that militiamen are keenly conscious of the fact that many persons scoff at them as " tin soldiers." At all events, I know that when I was a militiaman I was sensitively alive to the good-natured superciliousness with which my friends regarded what to them appeared to be my harmless vanity. I believe, moreover, that as the duties are made more arduous and more serious the militia steadily improves, although it be- comes harder and harder to fill its ranks. On the other hand, I do not ...believe that over tvi'o-thirds of our militia would mate- rialize in war time, and I do not think that dependence could 78166—14434 9 be placed upon them until months of severe training and a weeding-out process had hardened them into military shape.
I can not forget that no less than 16 States of the Union fell short by greater or less amounts of furnishing their quotas of troops during the Spanish War. I can not forget that after the first burst of enthusiasm was over cities and towns offered bounties in order to fill their quotas of troops in the Ci^al War.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I believe that militiamen are keenly conscious of the fact that many persons scoff at them as " tin soldiers." At all events, I know that when I was a militiaman I was sensitively alive to the good-natured superciliousness with which my friends regarded what to them appeared to be my harmless vanity. I believe, moreover, that as the duties are made more arduous and more serious the militia steadily improves, although it be- comes harder and harder to fill its ranks. On the other hand, I do not ...believe that over tvi'o-thirds of our militia would mate- rialize in war time, and I do not think that dependence could 78166—14434 9 be placed upon them until months of severe training and a weeding-out process had hardened them into military shape.
I can not forget that no less than 16 States of the Union fell short by greater or less amounts of furnishing their quotas of troops during the Spanish War. I can not forget that after the first burst of enthusiasm was over cities and towns offered bounties in order to fill their quotas of troops in the Ci^al War.
What to read after Safety First. Extension of Remarks of Hon. Augustus P. Gardner, of Massachusetts, in the House of Representatives, January 15, 1915?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gardner, Augustus Peabody, 1865-1918. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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