 | G. B. Prunetti - 1846 - 782 sider
...directly from the meadows and harvest-fields, and the latter from the barns and granaries of the farmers, or the storehouses of the dealers. The animals connected...already been remarked, it is not always politic, or oven possible, to provide regular magazines for the entire supplies of an army during the active operations... | |
 | Henry Wager Halleck - 1861 - 960 sider
...country, may be subsisted either by regular magazines, by forced requisitions, or by authorized pillage. It is not always politic, or even possible, to provide...supplies of an army during the active operations of a campaign. Where this cannot be done, the general is obliged either to resort to military requisitions,... | |
 | Henry Wager Halleck - 1862 - 492 sider
...directly from the meadows and harvest-fields, and the latter from the barns and granaries of the farmers, or the storehouses of the dealers. The animals connected...sometimes, though improperly, applied to the operation of foroibly collecting food for the troops. campaign. On account of the great expense and difficulty of... | |
 | 1865 - 618 sider
...may be subsisted either by regular magazines, by forced requisitions, or by authorized pillage. It ia not always politic, or even possible, to provide regular...magazines for the entire supplies of an army during tho active operations of a campaign. Where this cannot be done, the general is obliged to resort to... | |
 | Cornelia Phillips Spencer - 1866 - 296 sider
...country maybe subsisted either by regular magazines, by forced requisitions, or by authorized pillage. It is not always politic, or even possible, to provide regular magazines for the entire supply of an army during the active operations of a campaign. When this can not be done, the general... | |
 | Sir Edward Shepherd Creasy - 1876 - 734 sider
...country may be subsisted either by regular magazines, by forced requisitions, or by authorized pillage. It is not always politic or even possible to provide...supplies of an army during the active operations of a campaign. Where this cannot be done, the general is obliged either to resort to military requisitions,... | |
 | Henry Wager Halleck - 1878 - 644 sider
...xx1. regular magazines, by forced requisitions, or by authorised pillage. It is not always politie, or even possible, to provide regular magazines for...supplies of an army during the active operations of a campaign. Where this cannot be done, the general is obliged either to resort to military requisitions,... | |
 | United States. War Department - 1888 - 1278 sider
...country, may be subsisted either by regular magazines, by forced requisitions, or by authorized pillage. It is not always politic, or even possible, to provide...supplies of an army during the active operations of a campaign. Where this cannot bo done, the general is obliged either to resort to military requisitions... | |
 | Henry Wager Halleck - 1893 - 658 sider
...country, may be subsisted either by regular magazines, by forced requisitions, or by authorised pillage. It is not always politic, or even possible, to provide...supplies of an army during the active operations of a campaign. Where this cannot be done, the general is obliged either to resort to military requisitions,... | |
 | Joseph Richardson Baker, Henry Graham Crocker - 1919 - 448 sider
...country, may be subsisted either by regular magazines, by forced requisitions, or by authorized pillage. It is not always politic, or even possible, to provide...supplies of an army during the active operations of a campaign. Where this cannot be done, the general is obliged either to resort to military requisitions,... | |
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In the second place, we have a right to make the enemy's country contribute to the expenses of the war. Troops, in the enemy's country, may be subsisted either by regular magazines, by forced requisitions, or by authorized pillage. It is not always politic,... 
