recruiting book
noun
1A book in which details of recruits to the armed forces are recorded.
2A pamphlet or prospectus designed to advertise to potential new recruits the benefits of a military career or (in later use) a particular educational establishment.
Origin
Mid 18th century.
- prison base
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- prison breaker
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- Prisoner of the Crown
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