Series 09.02.02 - Army Review

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Army Review

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CA HM 09.02.00-09.02.02

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9 Pages of textual records

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The 8th Canadian Hussars was formed on April 4th, 1848 as the New Brunswick Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, from eleven independent troops of Cavalry. The first of these was raised in 1825 from descendants of the Loyalists who settled the St. John and Kennebecasis river valleys. To the New Brunswick of the later John Saunders

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G. Bowser

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Series consists of 9 pages photocopied from "The Army Review" dated July 1912. This book is at the Library at CFB Gagetown. The information contained is about the Peace Organization of the Cavalry of the line and its expansion and maintenance at War Establishment.

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  • English

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Box - 1

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This article was by Captain T. W. Whiffen, 14th Hussars, Recruiting Staff Officer.

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