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52. Fifteen-ninety-one. Loque, Bertrand de.
Discovrses Of Warre And single Combat,
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Translated
out of French by I. Eliot. London Printed by lohn JVolfe,
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and are to be solde at his shop
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doore of I
Paules. 1 59 1 . |
Black letter.
Quarto.
Sigs. in 4% A-K2.—2nd Tp., G2. [V. Orig. 900.]
A religious treatise on war and duelling.
Copies. B.M.; Bod.
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^"^^ Fifteen-ninety-one. Aggas, Edward.
Ordinances
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Set foorth by the King,
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for the rule and
gouerne-
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ment of his Maiesties
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men of warre. Read and
published at Caen the 30. of March. 1591.
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Faithfully
translated out of the
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French Coppie Printed at Caen
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by
E. A,
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London
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Printed by lohn Wolfe, and are to be solde at
his
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1591.
shop right ouer-against the great south |
doore of Paules.
Black letter.
Quarto.
Collation. Tp., A I, has Wolfe's device.— 4 fF.
Copies. B.M.
Contents. These ordinances prove the almost incredible licence prevailing
in foreign armies of the period. They w^ere issued by Henry IV. of France
on account of the complaints made " of the infinite oppression " of the
peasantry by "men of vs^ar," and are intended for the governance of troops
in time of peace. Translated by Edward Aggas, the stationer.
54. Fifteen-ninety-one. Garrard, William.
Warre. Beeing the onely rare booke of
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The Arte of
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Mylli-
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tarie profession : drawne out of all our late and for-
raine seruices, by William Garrard Gentleman, who serued
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the King of Spayne in his warres fourteene yeeres, and died
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may be called, the true
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Anno Domini. 1587. |
Which
steppes of
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warre, the perfect path of knowledge, and the
playne
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plot of warlike exercises: as the Reader heereof
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