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A treatise of military exercise, calculated for the use of Americans. In which every thing that is supposed can be of use to them, is retained, and such manoeuvres, as are only for shew and parade, omitted. To which is added some directions on the other points of discipline.
Nicola, Lewis, 1717-1807.Date: MDCCLXXVI. [1776]- Books
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A plan of exercise, for the Militia of the province of the Massachusetts-Bay: extracted from the plan of discipline, for the Norfolk militia.
Massachusetts. Militia.Date: [1768]- Books
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A plan of discipline for the use of the Norfolk militia. In three parts. Part I. Containing The Manual Exercise, with Explanations. The Officers Exercise, and Manner of Saluting, And the Halbert Exercise. Part II. Method of Teaching the Exercise. Rules and Directions for Marching and Wheeling. The Prussian and oblique Steps. Marching, Counter-Marching, and Wheeling by Platoons. Exercise by single Companies. Part III. Reviewing, Forming the Battalion, Firings, Evolutions, Mounting and Relieving a Guard, Standing Orders, &c. With an Introduction from Aelian, Vegetius, Folard, K. of Prussia, M. Saxe Wolfe, and the most celebrated Ancient and Modern Authors: The whole represented in the most accurate and expressive Manner, by above 100 Figures, on 55 Folio and Quarto Copper Plates. Containing several Articles necessary to be known to all Officers, not to be found in any Work of this Kind. By William Windham, Esq; and the Right Hon. George Lord Visc. Townshend, Lord Lieut. of Ireland. The second edition, greatly improved. To which now is added, the present manual exercise for the army, as ordered by His Majesty and the Adjutant General. With Encampments for Infantry and Cavalry.
Windham, William, 1717-1761.Date: 1768- Books
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Principles of military movements, chiefly applied to infantry. ... By Major-General David Dundas.
Dundas, David, Sir, 1735-1820.Date: 1795- Books
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The elements of military arrangement, and of the discipline of war; adapted to the practice of the British infantry.
Williamson, John, 1751?-1801.Date: 1791