Debate on military establishment and cost in late eighteenth century
The House debates managing war costs and peacetime defense. Lord Camden defends heavy unspent charges and proposes a sizable army and Navy budget, contrasting with 1784 conditions. The discussion covers half pay pensions, civilian costs, colonial garrisons, and the balance between force and economy.
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