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

of England, and Dominion of Wales. As It was
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commanded
by both the said
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Houses to be ingrossed, according
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alterations and amendments ; the same having been
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first resolved upon the Question by both the said Houses, to
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passe : On Saturday, the 5^*^ of this present March, and
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so to be printed. Jo. Browne, Cler. Pari.
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London^ Printed
for Joseph Humscott. 1641. |
Quarto. 8 fF., verso of first and last blank.
Copies. B.M.
151. [Sixteen-forty-one.]
The
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Kingdome of
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Quarto.
Exercise of the English, in the
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Militia of the
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England.
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Instrudions for exercising Pikemen, Musketeers, Harquebussicrs, and
Cuirassiers. Two woodcuts on first page (Bi) represent a pikeman and a
musketeer.
Copies. B.M.
152. Sixteen-forty-two.
The exercise for yong artillery men ; or the militia of
the Kingdome in its
Quarto.
Bod. Lib. Cat., "Militia."
posture of warre.
153. Sixteen-forty-two. Harwood, Sir Edward.
The Advice Of That Worthy Commander,
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Sir
Ed: Harwood,
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Collonell. Written by K-ing Charles his
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Command,
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upon occasion of the French Kings preparation:
and presented in his life time, by his owne hand,
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to his
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Maiestie : Hitherto being a private Manuscript. |
Also a
relation of his Life and
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Death.
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Whereunto is also annexed
divers remarkable In- |
strudlions, written by the late, and
ever-famous, |
Earle of Essex. All tending to the Securing
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and Fortifying of this Kingdome, both by Sea and Land, and
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