...ftudy, in this practical fcool, the moft important leflbn of the military art ; the prompt and accurate judgment of ground, of diftance, and of time. To employ...chace ferve as a prelude to the conqueft of an empire (ia). The political fociety of the ancient Germans has the appearance of a voluntary alliance of independent...

...diltance, and of time. To employ againll a human enemy the fame patience and valour, the fame (kill and difcipline, is the only alteration which is required...and the amufements of the chace ferve as a prelude ta the conqucll of an empire.' In the fublequent part of this chapter, we have an account: of the original...

...diftance , and of time. To employ againft a human enemy the fame patience and valour, the fame skill and difcipline, is the only alteration which is required in real war ; and the Government. amufements of the chace ferve as a prelude to CHAP. the conqneft of an empire ". xxvi....

...patience and ralour, the lame (kill and difcipline, is the only alteration which is required in real \var; and the amufements of the chace ferve as a prelude...Germans has the appearance of a voluntary alliance of the independent warriors. The tribes of Scythia, diftingifííhed by the modern appellation of ijonis,...

...fkill and difcipline, is the only al' teration, which is required in real war; and the amufe' ments of the chace ferve as a prelude to the conqueft of ' an empire,' A* As late as the year 1771, was a great tranfmigration of Calmucks. Three hundred thoufand of them,...

...diftance, and of time. To employ again ft a human enemy the fame patience and valour, the fame ikill and difcipline, is the only alteration which is required in real war ; and the an ui foments of the chace ferve as a prelude to the conqueft of an empire. The political fociety of...

...diftance, and of time. To employ againft a human enemy the fame patience and valour, the fame ikill and difcipline, is the only alteration which is required in real war ¡ and the a. mufements of the chace ferve as a prelude to the conqueft of an empire. The political fociety of...

...of time. To employ agamst a human enemy the same patience and valour, the same skill and discipline, is the only alteration which is required in real war ; and the amusements of the chace serve as a prelude to the conquest of an empire.11 The political society of...

...of time. To employ against a human enemy the same patience and valor, the same skill and discipline, is the only alteration, which is required in real war; and the amusements of the chace serve as a prelude to the conquest of an empire.' As late as the year 1771,...

...time. To employ against a human enemy the same patience and valour, the same skill and discipline, is the only alteration, which is required in real war ; and the amusements of the chase serve as a prelude to the conquest of an empire. Gibbon. SAVAGE TRIBES OF AMERICA....