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Plans for national defense levy and cavalry expansion discussed
In a House debate on invasion risk, Pitt outlines a plan to raise 15,000 troops split between navy and army, plus a supplemental militia of 60,000, and a 20,000 irregular cavalry force funded by taxation on horse ownership. He proposes game-keepers and other experts join armed corps, with details to follow. Sheridan questions necessity and seeks proof of danger before imposing burdens.
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