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Following are two tables showing who had a military obligation. The tables are far from being all inclusive, as there were many exceptions, especially before 1829 and also many uncertainties about some of the rules.<br> | Following are two tables showing who had a military obligation. The tables are far from being all inclusive, as there were many exceptions, especially before 1829 and also many uncertainties about some of the rules.<br> | ||
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! scope="col" | 1788-1847<br> | ! scope="col" | 1788-1847<br> | ||
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* A person, who for a fee performs as a soldier on behalf of someone else.<br> | |||
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| 1848<br> | | 1848<br> | ||
| | | All men were extraordinarily summoned<br> | ||
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| 1849-1861<br> | | 1849-1861<br> | ||
| | | All unpunished nativeborn Danish men with permanent residence in l Denmark proper.<br> | ||
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Priests | Priests | ||
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| 1861-1869<br> | | 1861-1869<br> | ||
| | | Same as above<br> | ||
| | | Priests<br> | ||
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| 1869-1912<br> | | 1869-1912<br> | ||
| | | Same as above<br> | ||
| | | None<br> | ||
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