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United States (United States) (search for this): article 2
nners. Belgium--Army (on a war footing,) 65,000 infantry and 14,000 cavalry. Switzerland--Army, 125,000 men. German Confederation--Army, 525,000 men, besides 50,000 cavalry, including the contingent of Austria and Prussia. United States--Army, 13,000 men; militia, 2,862,614 men; navy, 10 ships of the line, 10 frigates, 21 sloops of war, 3 brigs, 1 schooner, 30 screw steamers and tenders, 9 side-wheel steamers, 3 store vessels, 6 store and receiving ships, (in all, 94 vessels Spanish war of 1739, "a quarrel. about Campeachy and the crown of Hungary, commonly called the Logwood War," $235,000,000. The seven years war, in 1776, about Nova Scotia, $535,000,000. The American war, resulting in the independence of the United States, cost $755,000,000. The war of the French Revolution, "to impress anti-monarchial principles in France and the rest of Europe," cost $2,360,000,000. The war against Bonaparte, "to restrain the ambition of Napoleon," cost $2,930,000,000.--Scie
Halifax (Canada) (search for this): article 2
seven years, is stated, (on English official authority,) to be, for England $265,000,000, and for France $90,000,000. We have before us two calculations of the cost of only the great wars of England, and we find by the lowest calculation that the war occasioned by the revolution of 1688, "to establish William and to humble France," cost $155,000,000. The war of the Spanish succession, "to deprive Philip of the crown of Spain and to humble the Bourbons, " cost $220,000,000. The Spanish war of 1739, "a quarrel. about Campeachy and the crown of Hungary, commonly called the Logwood War," $235,000,000. The seven years war, in 1776, about Nova Scotia, $535,000,000. The American war, resulting in the independence of the United States, cost $755,000,000. The war of the French Revolution, "to impress anti-monarchial principles in France and the rest of Europe," cost $2,360,000,000. The war against Bonaparte, "to restrain the ambition of Napoleon," cost $2,930,000,000.--Scientific American.
France (France) (search for this): article 2
The standing armies and navies of Europe, even on what is called the "peace footing, " are on a prodigious scale. France--Army, 600,000 men; 170 field batteries; guards, 30,000 men; navy, 425 vessels and 30,000 sailors. Austria--Army, 60 world, during the last seven years, is stated, (on English official authority,) to be, for England $265,000,000, and for France $90,000,000. We have before us two calculations of the cost of only the great wars of England, and we find by the lowest calculation that the war occasioned by the revolution of 1688, "to establish William and to humble France," cost $155,000,000. The war of the Spanish succession, "to deprive Philip of the crown of Spain and to humble the Bourbons, " cost $220,000,000ence of the United States, cost $755,000,000. The war of the French Revolution, "to impress anti-monarchial principles in France and the rest of Europe," cost $2,360,000,000. The war against Bonaparte, "to restrain the ambition of Napoleon," cost $2,
France--Army, 600,000 men; 170 field batteries; guards, 30,000 men; navy, 425 vessels and 30,000 sailors. Austria--Army, 600,000 men, of which 525,000 are infantry, 75,000 cavalry, 60,000 artillery, and 10,000 engineers and staff. Prussia--Army 525,000 men. England--Army, 225,000 men, including the colonial troops; navy, 600 vessels, of which over 300 are sailing vessels, 250 steamers, and 40 ships of the line, carrying about 18,000 guns and 70,000 men. Russia--Army 1,000 sailors and gunners. Belgium--Army (on a war footing,) 65,000 infantry and 14,000 cavalry. Switzerland--Army, 125,000 men. German Confederation--Army, 525,000 men, besides 50,000 cavalry, including the contingent of Austria and Prussia. United States--Army, 13,000 men; militia, 2,862,614 men; navy, 10 ships of the line, 10 frigates, 21 sloops of war, 3 brigs, 1 schooner, 30 screw steamers and tenders, 9 side-wheel steamers, 3 store vessels, 6 store and receiving ships, (i
Turquie (Turkey) (search for this): article 2
--Army, 600,000 men, of which 525,000 are infantry, 75,000 cavalry, 60,000 artillery, and 10,000 engineers and staff. Prussia--Army 525,000 men. England--Army, 225,000 men, including the colonial troops; navy, 600 vessels, of which over 300 are sailing vessels, 250 steamers, and 40 ships of the line, carrying about 18,000 guns and 70,000 men. Russia--Army 1,000,000, including the reserve, besides 225,000 irregular troops; navy, 200 vessels, and 60,000 sailors and gunners. Turkey--Army (regular,) 180,000 men; reserve, 148,000; irregular troops, 61,000; various contingents, 110,000. Total, 319,000.-- Navy, 70 vessels, and 30,000 sailors and gunners. Belgium--Army (on a war footing,) 65,000 infantry and 14,000 cavalry. Switzerland--Army, 125,000 men. German Confederation--Army, 525,000 men, besides 50,000 cavalry, including the contingent of Austria and Prussia. United States--Army, 13,000 men; militia, 2,862,614 men; navy, 10 ships of the line, 10
Switzerland (Switzerland) (search for this): article 2
vessels, 250 steamers, and 40 ships of the line, carrying about 18,000 guns and 70,000 men. Russia--Army 1,000,000, including the reserve, besides 225,000 irregular troops; navy, 200 vessels, and 60,000 sailors and gunners. Turkey--Army (regular,) 180,000 men; reserve, 148,000; irregular troops, 61,000; various contingents, 110,000. Total, 319,000.-- Navy, 70 vessels, and 30,000 sailors and gunners. Belgium--Army (on a war footing,) 65,000 infantry and 14,000 cavalry. Switzerland--Army, 125,000 men. German Confederation--Army, 525,000 men, besides 50,000 cavalry, including the contingent of Austria and Prussia. United States--Army, 13,000 men; militia, 2,862,614 men; navy, 10 ships of the line, 10 frigates, 21 sloops of war, 3 brigs, 1 schooner, 30 screw steamers and tenders, 9 side-wheel steamers, 3 store vessels, 6 store and receiving ships, (in all, 94 vessels,) a naval asylum, a naval academy, and 8 navy-yards. As regards the comparative cost of
Belgium (Belgium) (search for this): article 2
luding the colonial troops; navy, 600 vessels, of which over 300 are sailing vessels, 250 steamers, and 40 ships of the line, carrying about 18,000 guns and 70,000 men. Russia--Army 1,000,000, including the reserve, besides 225,000 irregular troops; navy, 200 vessels, and 60,000 sailors and gunners. Turkey--Army (regular,) 180,000 men; reserve, 148,000; irregular troops, 61,000; various contingents, 110,000. Total, 319,000.-- Navy, 70 vessels, and 30,000 sailors and gunners. Belgium--Army (on a war footing,) 65,000 infantry and 14,000 cavalry. Switzerland--Army, 125,000 men. German Confederation--Army, 525,000 men, besides 50,000 cavalry, including the contingent of Austria and Prussia. United States--Army, 13,000 men; militia, 2,862,614 men; navy, 10 ships of the line, 10 frigates, 21 sloops of war, 3 brigs, 1 schooner, 30 screw steamers and tenders, 9 side-wheel steamers, 3 store vessels, 6 store and receiving ships, (in all, 94 vessels,) a naval asylu
Russia (Russia) (search for this): article 2
igious scale. France--Army, 600,000 men; 170 field batteries; guards, 30,000 men; navy, 425 vessels and 30,000 sailors. Austria--Army, 600,000 men, of which 525,000 are infantry, 75,000 cavalry, 60,000 artillery, and 10,000 engineers and staff. Prussia--Army 525,000 men. England--Army, 225,000 men, including the colonial troops; navy, 600 vessels, of which over 300 are sailing vessels, 250 steamers, and 40 ships of the line, carrying about 18,000 guns and 70,000 men. Russia--Army 1,000,000, including the reserve, besides 225,000 irregular troops; navy, 200 vessels, and 60,000 sailors and gunners. Turkey--Army (regular,) 180,000 men; reserve, 148,000; irregular troops, 61,000; various contingents, 110,000. Total, 319,000.-- Navy, 70 vessels, and 30,000 sailors and gunners. Belgium--Army (on a war footing,) 65,000 infantry and 14,000 cavalry. Switzerland--Army, 125,000 men. German Confederation--Army, 525,000 men, besides 50,000 cavalry, incl
Hungary (Hungary) (search for this): article 2
seven years, is stated, (on English official authority,) to be, for England $265,000,000, and for France $90,000,000. We have before us two calculations of the cost of only the great wars of England, and we find by the lowest calculation that the war occasioned by the revolution of 1688, "to establish William and to humble France," cost $155,000,000. The war of the Spanish succession, "to deprive Philip of the crown of Spain and to humble the Bourbons, " cost $220,000,000. The Spanish war of 1739, "a quarrel. about Campeachy and the crown of Hungary, commonly called the Logwood War," $235,000,000. The seven years war, in 1776, about Nova Scotia, $535,000,000. The American war, resulting in the independence of the United States, cost $755,000,000. The war of the French Revolution, "to impress anti-monarchial principles in France and the rest of Europe," cost $2,360,000,000. The war against Bonaparte, "to restrain the ambition of Napoleon," cost $2,930,000,000.--Scientific American.
Austria (Austria) (search for this): article 2
f the world The standing armies and navies of Europe, even on what is called the "peace footing, " are on a prodigious scale. France--Army, 600,000 men; 170 field batteries; guards, 30,000 men; navy, 425 vessels and 30,000 sailors. Austria--Army, 600,000 men, of which 525,000 are infantry, 75,000 cavalry, 60,000 artillery, and 10,000 engineers and staff. Prussia--Army 525,000 men. England--Army, 225,000 men, including the colonial troops; navy, 600 vessels, of which overls, and 30,000 sailors and gunners. Belgium--Army (on a war footing,) 65,000 infantry and 14,000 cavalry. Switzerland--Army, 125,000 men. German Confederation--Army, 525,000 men, besides 50,000 cavalry, including the contingent of Austria and Prussia. United States--Army, 13,000 men; militia, 2,862,614 men; navy, 10 ships of the line, 10 frigates, 21 sloops of war, 3 brigs, 1 schooner, 30 screw steamers and tenders, 9 side-wheel steamers, 3 store vessels, 6 store and receivi
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