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

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Odlavo.
Collation. Tp., Ai.—Arms of Vere, Aig.—Dcd. to Edward Vere, Earl
of Oxford, A2-B4.—Verses, C1-2.— Prefs., C1-D4.—Err. and Col.: "Imprinted
at London at the long shop adioyning unto Saint Mildreds Church
in the Pultrie, by lohn Aide.", R4.—R.H., varied.— 29 11. to p.—Sigs. in
4% A, B, C (2 fF.), C-R.—Rare.
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Contents. This oil, called " Magistral Oil," was introduced into Spain in
1566 by a Moor, and its composition was for a long time kept secret ; "but
at this present day," says
the author, " the whole realm of Spain useth none
other medicines what manner of hurt or wound soever it be."
21. [Fifteen-seventy-seven.] [Polman, John.]
All the famous Battels that haue bene fought in our age
throughout the worlde, as well by sea as lande, set foorth at
large liuely described, beautified and enriched with sundry
eloquent Orations and the declaratios of the causes, with the
fruites of them. Collected out of sundry good Authors, whose
names are expressed in the next Page. Imprinted at London
by Henrye Bynneman \_for'\ Francis Coldocke, [1586.]
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Quarto.
Title on Ai.—Dedicated to Sir Christopher Hatton by the printer
Hazlitt, "Handbook," 474; and Herbert, 922 and 989.—Licenced to
Henry Bynneman i July. 1577. '^^f —Arber, ii. 313.—For Ft. H. v. No. 34.
22. Fifteen-seventy-eight. Rich, Barnaby.
Allarme
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To England, foreshew- |
ing what perilles are
pro- cured, where the people Hue
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without regarde of
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all lawe. With a short discourse contey-
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ning the
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decay of warlike discipline, con- |
uenient to be perused by
Gentlemen, such as are
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desirous by seruice, to seeke their
owne deseruedprayse, and the preseruation of their countrey.
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Gentleman.
Malui me diuitem esse quam vocari.
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