State of the Union Address
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The guns now mounted require twenty-eightthousand men, if the coast fortifications are to be adequately manned. Relatively to the Nation, it is not now so large as the police force ofNew York or Chicago relatively to the population of either city. Weneed more officers; there are not enough to perform the regular armywork. It is very important that the officers of the Army should beaccustomed to handle their men in masses, as it is also important thatthe National Guard of the several States shou...ld be accustomed to actualfield maneuvering, especially in connection with the regulars. For thisreason we are to be congratulated upon the success of the fieldmaneuvers at Manassas last fall, maneuvers in which a larger number ofRegulars and National Guard took part than was ever before assembledtogether in time of peace. No other civilized nation has, relatively toits population, such a diminutive Army as ours; and while the Army isso small we are not to be excused if we fail to keep it at a very highgrade of proficiency.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The guns now mounted require twenty-eightthousand men, if the coast fortifications are to be adequately manned. Relatively to the Nation, it is not now so large as the police force ofNew York or Chicago relatively to the population of either city. Weneed more officers; there are not enough to perform the regular armywork. It is very important that the officers of the Army should beaccustomed to handle their men in masses, as it is also important thatthe National Guard of the several States shou...ld be accustomed to actualfield maneuvering, especially in connection with the regulars. For thisreason we are to be congratulated upon the success of the fieldmaneuvers at Manassas last fall, maneuvers in which a larger number ofRegulars and National Guard took part than was ever before assembledtogether in time of peace. No other civilized nation has, relatively toits population, such a diminutive Army as ours; and while the Army isso small we are not to be excused if we fail to keep it at a very highgrade of proficiency.
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