 | Francis Fisher Browne - American literature - 1897 - 812 pages
...soldiers to be diminished or the discipline and efficiency of the Native army to become slack. (2) AV - z 5+ -6z!8 H " lU 堼 eD ۡ ( \r W& Hr\ # 1 ...۱5 ,W 8kT /" _ގ Q*> R 4Ǝei 2 (;JeW Q ~p w- QUg8 E of the habits of the peoples. (3) By recognizing and guarding against the dogmatism of theorists and... | |
 | Francis Fisher Browne - American literature - 1897 - 808 pages
...soldiers to be diminished or the discipline and efficiency of the Native army to become slack. (2) By taking care that men are selected for the higher...age, and who possess a knowledge of the country and of the habits of the peoples. (3) By recognizing aiid guarding against the dogmatism of theorists and... | |
 | Albert Stickney - South Africa - 1900 - 160 pages
...-s to be diminished or the discipline and efficiency of the native army to . , become slack. Jxciip "By taking care that men are selected for the higher civil and military "•""fi posts, whose self-reliance, activity, and resolution are not unpaired by age, * « fcp and... | |
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Lord Roberts answers this question by stating how, in his judgment, such a calamity may best be guarded against : "(1) By never allowing the present proportion of British to Native soldiers to be diminished or the discipline and efficiency of the Native... 