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

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Earl of Arundel and Surrey (2 pp.).— Pref. (2 pp.).—Cts. (i p.).—8 plates.
Sigs. in 2", A-P2.— Rare.
Copies. R.U.S.I. ; W.O. ; Ashburnham.
Contents. The most renowned of early English works on Cavalry. It is
in four parts :—I. Of levying men ; of soldiers in general ; of soldiers in particular.
II. Of marching. III. Of encamping. IV. Of embattling.
John Cruso was a Fellow of Caius Coll. Camb. from 1639 to 1644, when
he was ejected by the Parliamentarians ; and afterwards Chancellor of the
Diocese of St. David's.* He was both a writer and translator of military
books [v. Nos. 148, 155] i all printed at Cambridge.
125. Sixteen-thirty-two. rjWatts, Dr. William, or~|
MRoe, Sir Thomas.
The
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TReligious
Swedish |
Discipline,
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- Civile
And Military
The First Part, In The Formes of Prayer daily used by those
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of the Swe- dish Nation, in the Armie. Together with two
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se- verall Prayers, uttered upon severall occasions
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by that
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pious King ; which God immedi-
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ately heard and granted
him. The second Part, in the excellent Orders observed in
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the Armie ; whereof we here present you the Articles, by
which the Souldiery is governed.
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The third Part, in the
Kings Commission for levy- |
ing of a Regiment : his Order
for drawing vp of a private Company ; of a Squadron ; and
of a Brigade :
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with his |
manner of Enquartering a private
Regiment ; and of an |
Army Royall : vnto which is added
the best manner of buil-
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ding and fortifying of a Towne of
Warre. All, in |
fiue severall Figures expressed and explained.
Last of all, Is the fanious Battell of Leip-
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sich, in two
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fayre Figures also set forth : and
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now this second time more
fully and particularly described.
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London,
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Printed by lohn
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Dawson for Nath: Butter and Nich: Bourne.
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1632.
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Quarto,
Collation. Ded., A2-3.—Lines to Gustavus Adolphus, A4. — 3 folding
*
Bowes' "Catalogue of Cambridge Books."
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