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

stru6tions, demon- |
strations, helps, and corre(5tions ap-
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perteining
to horssemanship, not
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heretofore expressed by
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anie
Written at large in the Italian toong, by
other Author :
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Maister Claudio Corte . . . . Here brieflie
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reduced into
cer-
etc.
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teine English discourses to the
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benefit of Gentlennien
Imprinted at London by |
H. Denham.
| 1584.
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Quarto.
Collation. Tp., Ai.—Ded. to Henry MackwilHam, subs. T. Bedingfield,
A2-3; another, A4.— Pref., ITi-i.—Diags.—R.H. : "The Art of Riding
According to Claudio Corte."—Sigs. in 4% A, f, B-P ; T has 2 fF.
Copies. B.M.
Contents. A trans., by T. Bedingfield, of Bk. II. of Corte's " Cavallerizzo."
Chap, xxviii., p. 93,
is on the manner of using and training horses for war.
[V. Orig. 709.]
31. Fifteen-eighty-four. Lingham, John.
A true Relation of all English Captains and Lieutenants as
have been slain in the Low Countries, together with those now
living : as also of such as are fled to the enemy. Printed by
Roger Ward.
06tavo.
—Arber, v. 135.
Copies. Lamb. Lib.
32. Fifteen-eighty-five. Whetstone, George.
The
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honorable of a Souldier :
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With a
Morall Report, of the Vertues, Offices, and (by abuse) the|
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Disgrace of his profession. |
Drawen out of the Hues, documents,
and disciplines,
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of the most renowned Romaine,
Grecian, |
and other famous Martialistes. |
By George Whetstone,
Gent. Malgre de Fortune.
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Imprinted at London, by
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Richard Jones : dwel- \
ling neere unto Holburne Bridge, 1585.I
Black letter.
Quarto.
Collation. Tp., Ai, has woodcut of a man in armour.—Ded. to Sir
William Russell and Verses, A2-4.—R.H. "
: The honorable Reputation of a
Souldier."—No pag.— Sigs. in 4% A-F2. — 32 11. to p.
Copies. B.M.
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