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In "A Letter to ... Lord Castlereagh ... Proving How One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Men May Be Acquired in the Short Space of Two Months," George Hanger proposes a detailed plan for rapidly expanding the British military forces. Addressed to Lord Castlereagh, a prominent figure in the British government, this work outlines a strategy for recruiting and training a substantial number of soldiers within a condensed timeframe. The book includes specific instructions intended for volunteers and a comprehensive plan for establishing a specialized corps of consolidated marksmen.
Hanger's work provides insight into the military thinking and strategic challenges of the early 19th century, offering a fascinating glimpse into the methods and considerations involved in augmenting military strength during a period of significant geopolitical tension. This historical document is a valuable resource for those interested in military history, British political history, and the strategies employed to bolster national defense.
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