The militia law of the state of Maryland, complete : being comprised under the regulations made relative thereto, by the Declaration of Rights--the Constitution and form of government--the laws passed on that subject agreeably to the acts of Congress--and the supplementar act, passed November session, 1798. To which is annexed, Baron Stuben's Manual exercise. [Two lines from the Declaration of Rights].
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