The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 2John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1929 - Commonwealth countries |
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Meanwhile the Whigs had been turning their attention to the reform of the naval and military administrative systems . Responsibility for the execution of naval policy initiated by the Cabinet , lay with the Board of Admiralty .
Meanwhile the Whigs had been turning their attention to the reform of the naval and military administrative systems . Responsibility for the execution of naval policy initiated by the Cabinet , lay with the Board of Admiralty .
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i Apparently the reformers made the mistake of assuming that the main division in army organisation lies between the civil and military branches , instead of between command and administration , which latter includes a good deal of what ...
i Apparently the reformers made the mistake of assuming that the main division in army organisation lies between the civil and military branches , instead of between command and administration , which latter includes a good deal of what ...
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1851 , XXXV ( 123 ) ; Corresp . re civil list and military expenditure in Canada , Parl . Pap . 1851 , XXXVI ( 1344 ) ; Number of troops in Colonies , 1848-50 , Parl . Pap . 1852 , xxxi ( 566 ) ; Corresp . with West India Colonies re ...
1851 , XXXV ( 123 ) ; Corresp . re civil list and military expenditure in Canada , Parl . Pap . 1851 , XXXVI ( 1344 ) ; Number of troops in Colonies , 1848-50 , Parl . Pap . 1852 , xxxi ( 566 ) ; Corresp . with West India Colonies re ...
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