 | Andrew Fletcher - England - 1732 - 492 pages
...have been beft written concerning the military art. Speeches exhorting to military and virtuous adions fhould be often compofed, and pronounced publickly...modefty, charity, and the pardoning of private injuries, fhould be chofen to do it every funday, and the reft of- that day fpent in reading books, and in converfation... | |
 | Independent Whig, Andrew SCOTT (Member of the Merchant Company, Edinburgh.) - 1845 - 420 pages
...exhorting to military and virtuous actions, should be often composed, and pronounced publicly by such of the youth as were, by education and natural talents,...none but military men allowed within the camp, and no churchman being of that number, such of the youth as may be fit to exhort the rest to all Christian... | |
 | Mark Kann - Political Science - 2010 - 379 pages
...exhorting to military and virtuous actions should be often composed and pronounced publicly by such of the youth as were by education and natural talents qualified for it." The potential impact of militia training was striking: Such a camp would be as great a school of virtue... | |
 | Andrew Fletcher - History - 1997 - 304 pages
...exhorting to military and virtuous actions should be often composed, and pronounced publickly by such of the youth as were, by education and natural talents,...allowed within the camp, and no churchmen being of that number,2'' such of the youth as may be fit to exhort the rest to all christian and moral duties, chiefly... | |
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Speeches exhorting to military and virtuous actions should be often composed, and pronounced publicly by such of the youth as were, by education and natural talents, qualified for it. 