Militia Review Edict Issued From Versailles 1730
The King orders a general militia review to be conducted by intendants or their appointees across provinces. Militia must remain in parishes until reviewed, with pay for absent serjeants and soldiers. Those absent face summons and possible war council sentences. Discharges to occur by end of 1730 with replacements planned for 1731. militiamen under 1729 ordinance to serve until 1733.
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