Publisher's Synopsis
This speech by George W. Dargan, delivered at the annual commencement of the South Carolina Military Academy in 1891, provides a fascinating look at the military education of the time. Dargan, a graduate of the academy and a prominent lawyer and politician, speaks about the value of military education and the qualities that make a good soldier. This volume is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of military education in the United States.
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