
Military Character, Habit, Deportment, Courtesy and Discipline
by Merch Bradt Stewart
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The title "Military Character, Habit, Deportment, Courtesy and Discipline" suggests a comprehensive guide. What do you believe the author identifies as the single most crucial component among these elements for shaping an effective military individual, and why?
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The book likely delves into the power of habit and discipline. How do the concepts presented, particularly in a military context, resonate with or diverge from your own experiences with self-discipline and routine in your personal or professional life?
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How does the author's detailed treatment of "Deportment" and "Courtesy" shed light on the social hierarchy, expected interactions, and underlying values within the military institution of his time?
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