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and our p~ma.ry bu.siD888 110 fill t,h e ranks. There is, I
quarters ,an apprehension that 'be ~ruitiDg
tho New Army a.n.d
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to tbat b y :orb.. lit
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~ Bsk~ myseJf: ~Who w'ou1d Dot be a 8Oldier,? -/ And IiUtar I had J ut' this ~
myoelflh. thoug~t brok~ in uPon me : why be cont.n~ with appearance81 . That

18 nof. l~ough--:You ~ulre prC!Of. ' TÂ¥.10r~d iB.j.~nIlo1ievinK_ ~
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and re.(h~ obtalD~ It. MaDill' of my frJEmd8 a.re 1m thia camp. meQ. v.'ho Weak

i~~.~inj men both loyal and true, who d.tilst humbug, and if they fo
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me or tl1~~r.. IMy .enquirY I.... put qui,te

you aatl~ed 'lfl~h your treatment here,
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rooms 1. ~U that COuld. be d,...red. U W&o
Hanbury liv~ In the nl\d8~ Of _the ",eD 8t;J-d
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iD tbe atudj and the practice at the art of war. They ,,:
fo" two mootha, tad I ani" I'l'~~ng ·the OoDaidered 1
~ molt, 8miuoot leaera~ "hen I "y~t tht! diriBiCl'Â¥ D~'"
nri..oa part. Of tbe OOUDt..,.,
every day ;n" e8I~eocy,
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even thougb, as.my mmd. wae made up that I world in h rt-ieW' someone I I
clean I\othi,ng,tbat; would he lirely to alt?r a de.ire f:r a
life. ~o~ ~ve only ~ e,nter 1ptch~ Camp to fe el t~t you arf in the land of ~
'~:~;~t:a:_ you ,,,,-e In good b8n~8, ~bat lYou nave nothing to wfrry about!_ But 0. fix~ ~

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for a million men ffor the gallaat
miijion ~fl th~ ~owJr Io.f
but the ,best, every . mao a .
maintained in the l6e!d aad ,

Qv.>rything that
",ience .can
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~elbu+ whicb~ ile ~e maintain command of tile
1e6', 1?, C&I;l dr,w rom evttry quarter of th~
and fe<lil UP''otef!f1~ to thtiir 'full strength until
war is ~tled _ ~f th&~ only way. Under tli~. stiield of '

(l our, Nan wel "~ r~iee.aD army... in this '1ountr.:,'who
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obire Regiment i~ inI ~ need of' y~ It \, hoped, therefore, tbat· ... many ~pooeibl.
qf oaq'OUIIC men":lu Do.v ,oonie·lonrUd, The _
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f""'! 18' 9/12 yean
~ 86 lor. nocraita, ~ .C.~.'. up tor 60 Ud Priv~tea up tot 40. { l~tODding roo~ta CAD ~ply
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· the unit, baa placed bi, f"f"'. bui.l dinp an~ 1If9UD4 a~ Jfitcha(m. lI~m, near T~low. at
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Jor the ·hen06~ ofl th_ of our J1ader. whb:have not previoOoIr
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~ uphold tile bouom- of Ber,kohiJe aad th.ir \ try tlior 1ri!l1.M ;mrk from per(i>rmiDc.
• The Beri.,hiJea ~aye mode tb8m..,jy~ fam .~, .... woHd' O'i'er-4hat fame. we &rt\ :,
'.are,·.iIl be m&il'to:ineil. A. ifUd OIIPo/tUD\ty i'~i~ all 1 _,Ia. lor enroImenii '
in •• be &rUbi.... l1emtorialo, It io lID 'lI'po~uruty ... ., h ~ "!e ..,;..p. withouV ..

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grand OPPOrlamty t:o &iTa
.their patriotiun.
nm-ab:irk. Of ibill" we are! luUy 00IIi~. [ l!Ve ....baVIII'

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