The Argument Against a Standing Army Discuss'd

This book presents a detailed discussion against the concept of a standing army, reflecting on the political and social implications of maintaining a permanent military force. Originally published in 1698, it offers historical insights and arguments that challenge the necessity and effectiveness of such armies, making a case for alternative forms of defense. The reprint maintains the integrity of the original text, providing readers with a glimpse into the debates of the time regarding military power and governance.