Message from the President of the United States, transmitting a report of the Secretary of War : on certain measures which appear to him to be necessary for the improvement of our military system
1800
L2005F143 1800
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Title
Message from the President of the United States, transmitting a report of the Secretary of War : on certain measures which appear to him to be necessary for the improvement of our military system
Published
[Philadelphia s.n 1800]
Description
41, [3] p. ; 21 cm
Call Number
L2005F143 1800
System Control No.
(OCoLC)45420475
Note
"Printed by order of the House of Representatives of the United States."
"Referred to the committee, appointed on the 9th ultimo, to whom was referred so much of the speech of the President as relates to "a system of national defence, commensurate with our resources, and the situation of our country"."
Report signed (p. 36): James M'Henry, Secretary of War, War Department, January 5th, 1800
Folded 4 leaves after p. 36 numbered 37-40
Final leaf blank
Secretary of War, McHenry gives recommendations for creating "military institutions capable of perpetuating the art of war, and of furnishing the means for forming a new and enlarged army fit for service" and he proposes the establishment of Military Academy, whose purpose is to teach "all the sciences necessary to a perfect knowledge of the different branches of the military arts."
"Referred to the committee, appointed on the 9th ultimo, to whom was referred so much of the speech of the President as relates to "a system of national defence, commensurate with our resources, and the situation of our country"."
Report signed (p. 36): James M'Henry, Secretary of War, War Department, January 5th, 1800
Folded 4 leaves after p. 36 numbered 37-40
Final leaf blank
Secretary of War, McHenry gives recommendations for creating "military institutions capable of perpetuating the art of war, and of furnishing the means for forming a new and enlarged army fit for service" and he proposes the establishment of Military Academy, whose purpose is to teach "all the sciences necessary to a perfect knowledge of the different branches of the military arts."
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