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Contents. Drawn up by W. G. with the consent of Count Mansfeld,
who revised the "ordinances" and gave his sandlion for their publication.
In three parts, the third relating to the ordering and exercising of
the men.
103. Sixteen-twenty-five. B., W.
Treatise, Whe-
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The FreeSchoole Of Warre, Or,
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Prince that is of a diuers
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Religion.
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Contents. The initials are those of the translator. The author was an
Italian and a Roman Catholic, from whom the denial of absolution by their
confessors to certain Italian gentlemen who had served the States in the wars
of the Low Countries called forth this remonstrance. " His name," says the
translator, " (as his owne silence bids me) shall not by any Curiosities or
Conie£lures of mine be raked into. It appears that he was desirous to do
good, not ambitious to receive honour." A natural regard for his own safety
was, however, probably at the root of this desire for secrecy of the author,
who has not hesitated to criticise freely the instru(9.ions from Rome that
authorized the a6lion of the confessors.
104. Sixteen-twenty-five. M[arkham], G[ervase].
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Accidence. Or An Introduction
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Military Discipline,
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Containing the first Principles and ne-
cessary knowledge meete for Captaines, Muster-Masters, and
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all young Souldiers of the Infantrie, or
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Foote Bandes.
Also The Cavallarie or Formes of Trayning of Horse-
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Troopes, as it hath beene received from the latest and best
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A Worke fit for all Noble, Generous,
and good Spirits, that loue Honor, or Honorable A(5lion.
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Virg. iEnei.
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G. M. London
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