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

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Beare,
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by John Maylerre for
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John Gough. j
Anno Dni. | 1542. |
Cum
priuilegioad imprimendum solum. |
Per Septennium." (L2.)—R.H.: "The
Pollecy of Warre."—No pag.—Woodcuts.—Sigs. in S*\ A-L2.— 23 11. to p.
Copies. B.M.
is
Reprinted in 1543 under a new title: "The true defece |
of Peace, wherin
declaredde the cause of all
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warres now a dayes, and how they may
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be
Basille.
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pacifi- ed, called before the Pol-
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lecye of warre, (
deuysed & lately
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recognised
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Theodore
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29 supplementary pp., with
nums. to fF. and R.H. :
" The true defence. Of Peace."; otherwise the two
eds. would be hard to tell apart.
Copies.
B.M.
Contents. A religious dissertation. A MS. note in this copy states that
" Theodore Basille " is the name assumed by Thomas Becon, no doubt the
better to conceal himself in those dangerous times. In 1541 he was in
trouble on account of his writings ;
his books were burnt and he was obliged
to recant at Paul's Cross. This copy, bound up with another work, also by
Basille, was bought at RatclifFe's sale, in 1776, by Captain Franklin, for
6s. bd.
6. Fifteen-forty-four. Porcia, Giacomo, Count.
The preceptes of Warre set forth by James the Erie of
Purlilia, and translated into Englysh by Peter Betham. 1 544.
Imprynted at London^ in the Olde 'Jewery, by Edwarde Whytchurche.
Cum priuilegio ad imprimendum solum. These bookes
are to be solde at the West dore of Pauls, by William Telotson.
Black letter. Oaavo.
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100 leaves. Dedicated to Sir Thomas Audeley. Running headlines, "Of
feates of warre."—Brydges' " Censura Literaria," vol. vii., p. 67.—A copy
in the Bod. Meyrick (Archaeol., vol. xxii., p. 67) mentions having seen the
original ed. of 1527 in the Library of the Advocates at Dodlors' Commons.
[V. orig. 510.]
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7. Fifteen-forty-four. Anonymous.
The late
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expedicionin |
Scotlande, |
made by the Kynges
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hyghnys armye, under the conduit |
of the ryght honorable
the Erleof Hertforde,the yere of oure Lorde God
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Londini. \
Cum priuilegio ad imprimendum \
solum.
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Black letter.
06tavo.
Collation. Tp., Ai.—Col.: "Iniprynted at London in Powls churchyarde
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