Lord Dundonald Proposes Citizen Army for Canada and Empire
In the October Fortnightly notes Lord Dundonald outlines a citizen army plan for Canada at 100000 frontline troops with a 100000 reserve to be mobilized on short notice. He extends the concept to England with a 500000 first line and a matching reserve, arguing for low cost and high power while urging systematic imperial defense.
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Fragmented colonial troops go to front in dribs and drabs
The passage notes that colonial troops are organized piecemeal with consent and sent to the front in small, irregular installments. It argues that their strength, description, and quality result from accidental, ad hoc factors rather than a preplanned, orderly system.
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