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

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132. Sixteen-thirty-five. G., F.
Dvell-Ease
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A
Worde with
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Valiant Spiritts She- |
wing
the abuse of Duells, that
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Valour, refuseth Challenges and
Priuate Combates.
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. . . sett foorth by G. F. a Defendour
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of Christian Valoure. Imprinted by Ann Griffin London 1635.
Quarto.
epilation. Fine engraved folding tp.— Ded. to Prince Charles, A2-B1.
TwoPrefs.,Ci-4.—R.H.: «DueIl-ease "—Sigs. in4', A-Nj B hasone f.
Copies. B.M.
A religious dissertation on the evils of duelling.
133. Sixteen-thirty-five. BarrifFe, William.
Military
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Discipline : Or, The
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Yong Artillery Man.
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Wherein is discoursed and showne the Po- stures both of
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Musket and Pike : the exaftest way, &c. Together with
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the Motions which are to be
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Foot-compa-
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ny.
used,
in the exercising of a
With divers and severall formes
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and
figures of Battell ; with their
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reducements ; very necessary
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for all such as are stu-
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dious in the Art Military.
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By
William BarrifF. [Quotation from Psal. 144. i.] |
London^
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Printed by Thomas Harper^ for Ralph Mab, 1635.
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Quarto.
Collation, ist f. blank.—2nd f.. Arms of Percy, verso blank.—Portrait of
BarrifFe, by G. Glover, "aetatis suae. 35**, ^i^.— Tp., imi.—Deds. and
Verses to Algernon, Earl of Northumberland, Sir Ralph Bosvile, and others.
—Cts. and Err., Z4-7 ; Z8 blank.—Sigs. in 8% ^, A (4
fF.), B-Z.—R.H.:
" Military Discipline, or The young Artillery Man,"
The names of the principal members of the Artillery Company in 1635
head the third Ded. These names vary, of course, in the later eds. The
R.H. are the same in all.
Copies.
Guildhall,
inlarged. By
Second Edition. Sixteen-thirty-nine.
Military
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Discipline : . . . Whereunto
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is also added the
Beneficial! Vse of the Half-Pike
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joyned with the Musket.
With the way to draw
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up the Swedish Brigade.
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The
second Edition, Newly revised and much
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