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

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Frontispiece. From the " Arte of Warre " of Macchiavelli, London, 1560,
1573, and 1588.
I. Portrait. From the " Buchsenmeisterey " of Furtenbach, Augspurg,
1643.
II. Facsimile of the first page of text of the " Book of fayttes of armes "
of C. de Pisan, Westminster, 1489. T^o face fage i.
III. Maps of the Battle of Musselburgh or Pinkie Cleugh. From Patten's
" Expedicion into Scotlade", London, 1 548. These are the earliest
military maps to be found in any English book.
Between page 8 and page 9.
IV. Title-page from the " Double-Armed Man" of Neade, London,
1625. To face page 85.
V. From the German- French translations of the " Artilleria" of Ufano,
Frankfurt, 16 14. Engraved by J. T. de Bry. This plate reappears
in the " Gunner" of Norton, London, 1628.
To facepage ^i
VI. Portrait of Giorgio Basta, Count d'Hust. From the memoir annexed
to the treatise, " Delle Macchine " of Tarducci. To face page 97.
VII. Portrait of BarrifFe. From the " Military Discipline", second edition,
London, 1639. To face page 103.
VIII. The Pike Exercise. From the " Principles of the Art Military " of
Hexham, London, 1637. To face page 107.
IX. The Musket Exercise. From the " Diredions for Musters", London,
1638. To face page 113.
X. Portrait of Sir Francis Vere. From the " Commentaries ", London,
1657. To face page 129.
X I. Two Bombards. From the treatise, " De re militari " of Valtur,
Veronae, 1483.
These cuts also appear in a larger size in the edition
of 1472. To face page 133.
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