THE AMERICAN MILITIA AND THE ORIGIN OF CONSCRIPTION: A REASSESSMENT *

Jeffrey Rogers Hummel

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Military history and social perspectives American Constitutional Law and Politics Military and Defense Studies

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Author’s Introduction: I originally completed this article in 1986, but it appeared only in an obscure, now-defunct (I believe) libertarian publication, Rampart Individualist 4 (Summer 1988). I have long intended to revise it for some more prominent forum, but have never found the time. I offer it

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