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moreover at a time when it
might
ht be supposed that - : the whole force would have
been em
employed for the
purpose of preventing and detesting offences of this- Kind, a large body of Police with the Captain Superintendent at their head were occupied in unnecessarily parading : the town; a duty for which the Military force at disposal amply sufficient.
was a
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It seems to me
that
C
that the system of Police.
training has been unduly
military, and that the
members have come
their
to regard
do
-principal function rather that of acting in force
for
the re
repression of tumult
than that of using
individual
efforts to prevent it.
"I fear that in
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neither of the two points
referred to can any very rapid or immediate improvement be expected; but I need scarcely
say
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