Massachusetts. Militia
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Books by Massachusetts. Militia
Total count: 19
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An abstract of military disciplinemore particularly with regard to the manuel [sic] exercise, evolutions, and firings of the footPrinted by Rogers & Fowle for D. Henchman in Cornhill.1743-01-01
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Mr. [blank] You being a training soldier in the company of militia, under the command of [blank] are hereby required in His Majesty's name, to appear at your colours upon Tuesday the 2d day of May next, at [blank] by ten o'clock in the morning ... according to an act of the Great and General Court, or Assembly, of this province ... upon penalty of paying the sum of sixteen pounds for non-appearance. [Blank], April 27, 1758s.n.1758-01-01
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Regulations for the order and discipline of the troops of the United StatesPart I.Printed by T. and J. Fleet, at the Bible and Heart in Cornhill.1781-01-01
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General ordersThe commander in chief, is highly pleased with the martial spirit which pervades the greater part of the officers and other patriotic citizens ...Printed by Thomas Adams1791-01-01
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts. To Mr. ... greetingYou being appointed sergeant of a company in the ... regiment, ... brigade ... division of the militia of Massachusetts ...1793-01-01
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General orders. Head-quarters, Boston, July 7, 1794.Doubts having been entertained by some officers in the Militia of this commonwealth, respecting the rights of the lieutenant-colonels who have come to the command of regiments, by the resignation, death or removal of the colonels. ..Printed by Adams and Larkin1794-01-01
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General orders. Head-quarters, Boston, March 1, 1794.The chief command of the Militia of the sovereign and independent Commonwealth of Massachusetts, by the decease of the late governor, has devolved on the lieutenant-governor--and he feels it equally consonant with his wishes, as it is with his duty, to encourage and strengthen it, by contributing towards the preservation of good regulation, and the advancement of discipline therein. ..Printed by Adams and Larkin1794-01-01
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General orders. Head-quarters, Boston, June 6, 1794.By the act of Congress, of the 9th May last, a detachment of 80,000 men, including officers, is directed to be made ... the proportion to this state ... as estimated in the said act, being 11,885 men ... The several divisions and brigades of the militia of this commonwealth, will furnish the detachment in the following proportion, viz. ..Printed by Adams and Larkin1794-01-01
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General orders. Head-quarters, Boston, February 20, 1796.The commander in chief, anxious to impress the minds of his fellow-citizens, with the great importance of an efficient militia ..Printed by Adams and Larkin1796-01-01
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General orders. Head-quarters, Boston, June 13th, 1797.The commander in chief takes the earliest opportunity of calling the attention of his fellow citizens to the military security of the commonwealth. ..Printed by Young and Minns1797-01-01
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A discourse, delivered at Fitchburg, February 28th, 1797Occasioned by the death of Captain Joseph Fox, commander of one of the companies in said town; at the request of the militia officers, who, with the bereaved company, under arms, and a part of the cavalry and matross in complete uniform, assembled to pay their last respects to the deceasedPrinted by Charles Prentiss.1797-01-01
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General orders. Head-quarters, Roxbury, May 1, 1798.The uncertain state of the foreign political relations of the United States, require the most vigilant attention to the means of national defence ... the advantages to be derived from an efficient militia would be incalculable. ..Printed by Young and Minns1798-01-01
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General orders. Head-quarters, Boston, July 7, 1800.Among the several objects of government within the authority of the commander in chief ... great dependence is at all times necessarily placed on a well disciplined militia. ..Printed by Young and Minns?1800-01-01
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts, to Mr. [blank] greetingYou being appointed sergeant of a company of artillery in the [blank] brigade, and the [blank] division of the militia of Massachusetts ...[s.n.]1802-01-01
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Mr. Jeffrey Richardson, you being duly enrolled as a militia solider, in the First Company of Military District No. 9, are hereby notified to appear ...s.n.1809-01-01
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Division orders ; Brigade orders ; Regimental orders.n.1813-01-01
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts. General orders. Head-quarters, Boston, September 16th, 1814most of the companies of light infantry called into the service of the state, by the orders of the 6th and 11th instant, having arrived in this town, the commander in chief directs brigadier-general Maltby immediately to arrange the same into regiments ...[s.n.]1814-01-01
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Company orders!s.n.1814-01-01
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Company orders[s.n.]1832-01-01