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

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Printed i8 August. 2642. [sic]
Then Censure.
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London,
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Quarto.
A pamphlet, written by a Parliamentarian, discussing the ancient manner
of choosing the Officers of the Crown, and referring to the recent ordinance
of Parliament taking the command of the Militia out of the King's hands.
Copies. B.M.
163. Sixteen-forty-two. Hexham, Henry.
The
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Second Part Of The
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Principles
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Art
Military,
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Pradlised |
In the Warres of the United Provinces.
Consisting Of The Severall For-
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mes Of Battels, Represented
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By The
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Illustrious
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Maurice Prince of Orange
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of
famous memorie.
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Prince of Orange,
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His Highnesse Frederick Henry
that is Captaine Generall of the Army of
the high and mighty Lords the States [the second T turned]
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Generall
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of the United Provinces.
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Together with The
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order and forme of Quartering, Encamping, and Approching,
in a Warre offensive and defensive. The second Edition
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newly corre6ted and amended by Captaine Henry Hexham,
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Quartermaster to the Regiment of the Honourable Colonell
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Goring.
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Printed at Delf in Holeand, By Antony of Heusden,
Anno 1642. Cum Privilegio,
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Folio.
Collation. Tp., ist f.—Ded. to George Goring, Baron of Hesperpoint,
and Cts., 2nd f.—20 folding plates.—R.H. : "The second part of the
Principles of the Art Military. Practised in the Warres of the Vnited
Netherlands."—Sigs. in 2% 2 ff. unsigned, A-O.
Copies. B.M.; R.U.S.I.
Contents. The sedlion on quartering and encamping (pp. 21-32) is
mainly translated from Adam Freitag. Fourteen of the folding diagrams
show the manner of forming horse and foot in vogue in the Low Countries
between 1600 and 1642.
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164. Sixteen-forty-three. Hexham, Henry.
The
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Third Part
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Of
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The Principles Of The Art Mili-
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