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- In 1776 Landgrave Frederick II of Hesse-Cassel dispatched 19,000
'auxiliaries' to assist the British in the American Revolution. While
Frederick's action continues to color Americans' view of him, his
'enlightened' use of the funds from the soldier trade for domestic
initiatives is less well known. In...http://books.google.ca/books/about/The_Hessian_Mercenary_State.html?id=PdXBnelX89YC&utm_source=gb-gplus-shareThe Hessian Mercenary State
The Hessian Mercenary State: Ideas, Institutions, and Reform Under Frederick ...
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... was readily reinforced by his daily encounters with the Hessian canaille. ... taxation, fire insurance, army recruiting, and feudal dues and services, ...
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The government looked for two things in its recruiting: relevant manufacturing ... Among the native population Hessian Huguenots got many concessions due to ...
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especially eager to enrich the education of young Hessian nobles and army ...
The landgrave was so successful in recruiting new faculty for the college ...
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It was for this reason that recruiting always went much better during the summer ... 6 It would, however, be misleading to suggest that the Hessian poor, ...
Page 135
... their parents would be compelled to pay the cost of recruiting a replacement
. Meanwhile, the harshest punishment was reserved for those native Hessian...
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... to rid themselves of undesirable social elements through foreign recruiting. ... Many of these latest Hessian recruits were, however, unaware that they ...
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The American venture had, of course, had its benefits for Hessian society. ...
the peasantry the sudden excesses in recruiting, dearth of available labor, ...
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