An Essay on Military Educationauthor; and sold, 1776 - 106 Seiten |
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Lewis Lochée. divine , who may convert a small part of thefe rudiments of science to their own and the pub- lic advantage in their different profeffions , the youth thus educated will be excluded from fer- vice , and obtain no ...
Lewis Lochée. divine , who may convert a small part of thefe rudiments of science to their own and the pub- lic advantage in their different profeffions , the youth thus educated will be excluded from fer- vice , and obtain no ...
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Lewis Lochée. be more fuitable to his views and duties , than of that science , and of those principles and ha- bits ... sciences , a ftated course of feveral years is allotted for the inftruction of students , when theory and prac- tice ...
Lewis Lochée. be more fuitable to his views and duties , than of that science , and of those principles and ha- bits ... sciences , a ftated course of feveral years is allotted for the inftruction of students , when theory and prac- tice ...
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... science for the ingenious , and a calling only for the ignorant : " but , as a science , it cannot poffibly be acquired , without a conti- nual study and application of the best formed rules and precepts , a combination of all poffi ...
... science for the ingenious , and a calling only for the ignorant : " but , as a science , it cannot poffibly be acquired , without a conti- nual study and application of the best formed rules and precepts , a combination of all poffi ...
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... science , than in any other . This forms the criterion , by which alone the different attainments of young students can be justly estimated ; and most honour is due to him , who has fecured his advances step by step , confirmed his ...
... science , than in any other . This forms the criterion , by which alone the different attainments of young students can be justly estimated ; and most honour is due to him , who has fecured his advances step by step , confirmed his ...
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... science : And that excellence in military science can- not poffibly be attained , without the know- ledge of the most extenfive theory , illuftrated and confirmed by the continual application of it to practice . Hence , though military ...
... science : And that excellence in military science can- not poffibly be attained , without the know- ledge of the most extenfive theory , illuftrated and confirmed by the continual application of it to practice . Hence , though military ...
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