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and unfit for the hardships incident to a military life. | and unfit for the hardships incident to a military life. | ||
| − | Although | + | Although a recruiting officer may require peculiar talents to obtain uncommon |
| + | success, yet it is in the power of every officer to conduct himself with | ||
| + | candor, integrity and industry. | ||
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| + | In order therefore to avoid the errors of this business, the following instruc- | ||
| + | tions are to serve as the general rules and principles of your conduct: | ||
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| + | 1st. The recruits are to be inlisted for three years, unless sooner discharged. | ||
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| + | 2d. Each recruit is to receive a bounty of Eight Dollars;-- but no part of | ||
| + | this sum is to be advanced until the recruit shall have been fairly inlisted and | ||
| + | sworn before a Magistrate, according to the form herein prescribed, and then | ||
| + | only the said sum is to be advanced in such proportions as the judgment of the | ||
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| + | [stamp on left] | ||
| + | [Man]uscript Department | ||
| + | [The] New-York Historical Society | ||
| + | [illegible] 70 Central Park West | ||
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| + | [stamp on right] | ||
| + | FOR RESEARCH PURPOSES ONLY | ||
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| + | AEE25 | ||