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Half-title to Pt. II. : "The
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The sword and Target
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with the words of Command
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res-
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perfeft
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manner
of hand-
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ling
Set forth in Liuely
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and Breife Instructions cor-
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euery Posture. pondent to
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Emblematic frontispiece, with title "The Military Discipline." The
volume consists of 46 engravings, of which the 32 in Pt. I. illustrate the
" postures " taken in exercising with the pike and sword.
Another Edition. Sixteen-eleven.
Mars His Feild or The Exercise of Armes, wherein in
lively figures is shewn the Right use and perfe6l manner of
Handling the Buckler, Sword and Pike. With the wordes of
Command and Brefe instructions correspondent to every Posture.
And are to be sold by Roger Daniell at the Angel in Lombard
Streete.
Duodecimo.
According to Mr. Egerton Castle, there is a copy of ** Mars his Field "
with this title in the Bodleian, but I cannot find it in the Catalogue of that
Library.
Sixteen copperplates, with explanatory legends.
No text.
65. Fifteen-ninety-five. Hurault, Jacques d', Sieur de Vieul.
Politicke, Moral,
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And Martial |
Discourses. Written in
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French by M. laques Hurault, lord of
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Vieul and of Marais,
and one of the French
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kings priuie Councell.
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Dedicated
by the Author to the French-
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kings Maiestie : And trans-
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lated into English by Arthur Golding.
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London, |
Printed by
Adam Islip,
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Quarto.
Collation. Tp., Ai.—Ded. to WiUiam, Lord Cobham, A2-6 ; another to
Henry IV. of France, by the Author, A62-7.—Cts., A72-8.—R.H., varied.
—Sigs. in %\ A-Z, Aa-Ii.
Copies. B.M. ; Trin. Coll., Camb.
Contents. A collection of essays on various subjefts. Pp. 198-21 1 dis-
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