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In exceptional cases the board might recom- mend furlough service in France in the Friends' Reconstruction Unit.
The board of inquiry made ten extended trips, in the course of which it visited all the camps in the country from Devens in Massachusetts and Gordon in Georgia to Kearney and Lewis on the Pacific coast. In all, 2294 cases were looked into. In 1978 cases the board determined that the objectors were sincere and made the following recommendations : 28 By order of the secretary of war, J...une i, 1918. See " Second Re- port of Provost-Marshal General"; p. 60.
2740 Statutes at Large; p. 450. See also 1918, General Orders No. 31.
144 THE BUILDING OF AN ARMY Furlough to agriculture or industry 1500 Furlough to Friends' Reconstruction Unit 88 Assignment to non-combatant service 390 Total 1978 The remaining cases (316) were found to be insincere, or else no final disposition of the case had been made before demobilization was begun. One hundred and twenty-two ob- jectors found not to be sincere were recommended for and assigned to combatant service.^^ The sorest spot in the whole question of the conscientious objectors is presented by the cases of the 450 objectors who were court-martialed for their behavior and sentenced to terms of imprisonment in the disciplinary barracks at Fort Leaven- worth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In exceptional cases the board might recom- mend furlough service in France in the Friends' Reconstruction Unit.
The board of inquiry made ten extended trips, in the course of which it visited all the camps in the country from Devens in Massachusetts and Gordon in Georgia to Kearney and Lewis on the Pacific coast. In all, 2294 cases were looked into. In 1978 cases the board determined that the objectors were sincere and made the following recommendations : 28 By order of the secretary of war, J...une i, 1918. See " Second Re- port of Provost-Marshal General"; p. 60.
2740 Statutes at Large; p. 450. See also 1918, General Orders No. 31.
144 THE BUILDING OF AN ARMY Furlough to agriculture or industry 1500 Furlough to Friends' Reconstruction Unit 88 Assignment to non-combatant service 390 Total 1978 The remaining cases (316) were found to be insincere, or else no final disposition of the case had been made before demobilization was begun. One hundred and twenty-two ob- jectors found not to be sincere were recommended for and assigned to combatant service.^^ The sorest spot in the whole question of the conscientious objectors is presented by the cases of the 450 objectors who were court-martialed for their behavior and sentenced to terms of imprisonment in the disciplinary barracks at Fort Leaven- worth.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Dickinson to read onlineMoreLess
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