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Foreign News
June 6, 1751
The Virginia Gazette
Richmond, Williamsburg, Richmond County, Virginia
What is this article about?
French King issues edict for Military Academy to improve officer training; Chevalier de Lusan proposes public lectures on tactics at his Paris home with royal permission.
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From the Paris A-la-main, Feb. 15.
As it evidently appears, by his most Christian Majesty's late Edict, or Arret, for the Erection of a Military Academy, that his Majesty is very solicitous our Officers for the Time to come, shall be more able and experienced in the Art of War than their Predecessors, the Chevalier de Lusan proposes, with his Majesty's Licence and Permission, to read Lectures publickly at his House on Tacticks, or the Discipline to be observed by Warriors, of all Ranks and Denominations whatsoever.
As it evidently appears, by his most Christian Majesty's late Edict, or Arret, for the Erection of a Military Academy, that his Majesty is very solicitous our Officers for the Time to come, shall be more able and experienced in the Art of War than their Predecessors, the Chevalier de Lusan proposes, with his Majesty's Licence and Permission, to read Lectures publickly at his House on Tacticks, or the Discipline to be observed by Warriors, of all Ranks and Denominations whatsoever.
What sub-type of article is it?
Court News
Military Campaign
What keywords are associated?
Military Academy
Royal Edict
Tactics Lectures
Chevalier De Lusan
French Officers
What entities or persons were involved?
His Most Christian Majesty
Chevalier De Lusan
Where did it happen?
Paris
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Paris
Event Date
Feb. 15
Key Persons
His Most Christian Majesty
Chevalier De Lusan
Event Details
King's edict establishes Military Academy to better train future officers in the art of war. Chevalier de Lusan, with royal permission, plans public lectures on tactics and military discipline at his house for warriors of all ranks.