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The military art of trayning : with a description of all martiall officers, their places, duties and hon[oura]ble ceremonies, from a generall to an inferiour soldier. : With the discipline of drilling both for the Musket and Pike, the words of command, briefe instructions for their vse, and all in liuely portraytures: setting out the particular postures of euery motion

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Publication date: 1622. [i.e. 1623]
Call number: 497958
Provenance: Purchased from Bayntun, 1998. Bookplate of the Huth library (4981); Sotheby sale, 27 Feb. 1922 (bought by F.S. Ellis)
Dimensions: 15 cm (8vo)
Associated people: Allde, Edward, (-1626?,); Daniel, Roger, (1565-1620.); Gheyn, Jacob de, (1830-1901,); Ellis, Frederick Startridge,
Associated organization: Huth Library,
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