In his political writings Kosciuszko is a complete republican, unlike his American colleagues, who finally departed from the notion of hereditary monarchy only with reluctance and trepidation. If one looks at a list of some of his maxims, implicit and explicit, Kosciuszko looks much more like an American of 1877 than one of 1777. Nations can be based on shared interests and territory and need not be based on uniformity of religion or language. The republic is the natural government for the West. The vote in a republic should be extended to a significant fraction of the population.
All voters are members of the militia and subject to callup.
Serfdom and slavery are bad and must be phased out. Imperialism is a bad idea for republics. The function of the military of a republic is consequently one of defense. The militia is a people's army willing to engage in partisan warfare. The advantages of the defender include fortification and placement of artillery.