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equipment will be furnished to those Corps which are deficient. | equipment will be furnished to those Corps which are deficient. | ||
| − | He hopes the Officers in every Department have a just Idea of the importance of a well regulated Militia, which is the only natural defense of a free Republic - being assured of their readiness to perform their several duties with exactness and punctuality - And that those of the Artillery in particular, by reason of their discouragements being [ | + | He hopes the Officers in every Department have a just Idea of the importance of a well regulated Militia, which is the only natural defense of a free Republic - being assured of their readiness to perform their several duties with exactness and punctuality - And that those of the Artillery in particular, by reason of their discouragements being [illegible], will feel an additional stimulus, to instruct their Corps and render them as respectable as possible. |
The Commander in Chief has a full persuasion in his mind, that all the Officers will exert themselves during the present season - And that the Militia of Massachusetts, will ever justly merit a distinguished character in the Militia of the United States. | The Commander in Chief has a full persuasion in his mind, that all the Officers will exert themselves during the present season - And that the Militia of Massachusetts, will ever justly merit a distinguished character in the Militia of the United States. | ||
By Order of the Commander in Chief | By Order of the Commander in Chief | ||
| − | William | + | William Donnison Adj. General |
| − | Hon. Major General Lithgow [ | + | Hon. Major General Lithgow [illegible] |
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equipment will be furnished to those Corps which are deficient.
He hopes the Officers in every Department have a just Idea of the importance of a well regulated Militia, which is the only natural defense of a free Republic - being assured of their readiness to perform their several duties with exactness and punctuality - And that those of the Artillery in particular, by reason of their discouragements being [illegible], will feel an additional stimulus, to instruct their Corps and render them as respectable as possible.
The Commander in Chief has a full persuasion in his mind, that all the Officers will exert themselves during the present season - And that the Militia of Massachusetts, will ever justly merit a distinguished character in the Militia of the United States.
By Order of the Commander in Chief
William Donnison Adj. General
Hon. Major General Lithgow [illegible]