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

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published for the benefit of these Times.
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.... London, Printedfor R. Harford. 1642.
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Quarto.
Collation. Tp., A I.—Verses, subs. "M. Draper", A2.—Ded., A3-4.
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Copies, B.M.
Contents. Another "invasion trafl,** published after the death of its
author, who was killed at the siege of Maestricht. Harwood entered the
school of war in the Low Countries early, says Hugh Peters, the writer of
the " Relation of his Life and Death ", where, Sir Francis Vere discerning
his merit, he got rapid advancement, attaining finally to the highest rank
possible for an Englishman in the Dutch service, that of Colonel of a regiment.
154. [Sixteen-forty-two.]
A true Abstract Of
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A
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List, In which is set down
the severall en- |
tertainments allowed by His Majesty to
the Officers and other Souldiers of His Army.
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With the
Copy of an Oath given to all the
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chiefe Commanders,
Officers and Souldiers at
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their entertainment into the King's
Service.
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Also some few speciall Orders ordained in His Maiesties
Army. London,
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Printedfor lohn Matthewes.
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Quarto. 4 fF. The list of pay extends over four pages.
C(fpies.
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155. Sixteen-forty-two. Cruso, John.
Castrametation,
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Or Measvring Ovt
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Quarters For
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The
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The Encamping of an Army.
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Of
By
The
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T. C.
by R. C. for Andrew Crook, and are to
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be
Printed London,
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sold at his shop at the signe of the Greene
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Dragon in Saint
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Pauls Church-yard.
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1642.
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Quarto.
The second title-page runs :
The Order Of
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Military
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By J. C.
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London,
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Printedfor Andrew Crooke. 1642.
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Collation. Pt. L :— Tp., Aa.—Ded. to William Denny, A3.—Cts., A4.
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