A bibliography of English military books up to 1642 and of ...

A Schoole For Young Soldiers.
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Especially for all such as
are called to
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any place, or office, (how high or low soe-
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uer)
either in the Citie, or Countrey, for the
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Training, and exercising
of the Tray- ned Band, whether they be Foote or
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Horse. Together with perfe(5l Figures and
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Demon- strations
for attaining the knowledge of all
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manner of Imbattailings,
and other Exercises.
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By. G.M. London^ Printed
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for Hugh Perry ^ and are to bee sold in Brittaines
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Bursse, at the
signe of the Harrow, 1627.
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Quarto.
Collation. Tp., A2.—Cts., A3-4.— Diags. (two folding).—R.H. : "The
Second Part of The Souldiers Grammar."—Sigs. in 4*, A-I2.
Copies. B.M.
Another Ed, :—London, 1
643, 4" (sigs. Q3-Z2) [v. below, " Souldiers
Exercise "J.
Contents. In all books written on the plan of the " Soldiers Grammar "
information concerning each arm is introduced by describing the duties of its
chief officer; for example, under "General of Horse", will be found the
duties of cavalry, and the various roles it performs.
Another Edition. Sixteen-forty-three. Markham, Gervase.
The Souldiers
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Exercise:
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in three bookes.
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Containing
most necessary and curious
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Rules for the Exadt Mustering
both of Horse-Troopes, andFoote-Bands, with severall
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formes of Battailes de-
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scribed in Figures.
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A worke fit to
be studied, and meete for
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the knowledge of Captaines,
Muster-Masters, and all young Souldiers, and generous Spirits
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that love the Honourable Pradlise
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of Armes. By G.
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Markham, Gent. The third Edition Corrected and Amended.
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London,
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Printed by fohn Dawson, and are to be sold by
Lawrence
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Blaiklock, at the signe of the Sugar-loafe within\
Temple Barre, 1643.
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Quarto.
A collected ed. of "The Souldiers Accidence" [No. 104] and "The
Souldiers Grammar " (both pts.).
and pag. Sigs. in 4*, A-Z2.
Copies. R.U.S.I.
87
Each has separate tp., but continuous sigs.