Advice to Officers of the British Army, 1783
Saturday, August 7, 2010
General counsel
Advice to Officers of the British Army, 1783
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Ignorance of your profession is best concealed by solemnity and silence, which pass for profound knowledge upon the generality of mankind.
Advice to Officers of the British Army, 1783
Advice to Officers of the British Army, 1783
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