The English militia in the eighteenth century : the story of a political issue, 1660-1802
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The English militia in the eighteenth century : the story of a political issue, 1660-1802
（Modern revivals in history）
Gregg Revivals, 1993
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First published in Great Britain in 1965 by Routledge & Kegan Paul Limited.
Reprinted in 1993 by arrangement with Routledge by Gregg Revivals.
内容説明・目次
内容説明
In this study, Western aims to shed light on English government and politics from the Restoration to the premiership of Pitt the younger by drawing upon his 16 years of research into the role of the militia. The militia occupied a crucial role in the struggle between King and parliament.
目次
- Part 1 The militia of the Restoration: the origins and character of the Restoration Militia Acts
- triumphs and reverses, 1660-70
- 80 years' decay, c. 1660-1757. Part 2 The restoration of the militia: the militia and party politics (from Shaftesbury to Walpole)
- new trends in strategy and politics, 1739-57
- the making of the New Militia, 1755-59
- 1760 - the frustrated counter-attack
- the struggle for permanence, 1761-86
- an epilogue of expansion, 1775-1802. Part 3 The New Militia at work: raising the men
- the obstacles to real conscription
- the officers
- pay, clothing and equipment
- the routine of life during service
- how efficient was the militia.
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