Instructions and regulations for the formations and movements of the cavalry
1807
357.185 G786, 1807
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Title
Instructions and regulations for the formations and movements of the cavalry
Variant Title
His Majesty's regulations for the Cavalry
Edition
Sixth edition.
Published
London Printed for the War Office by T. Egerton ... 1807
Description
xvi, 374 p., [13] leaves of folded plates : ill. ; 23 cm.
Call Number
357.185 G786, 1807
System Control No.
(OCoLC)18480803
Note
Half title: His Majesty's regulations for the Cavalry.
William Fawcett, Adjutant-General.
"Over the winter of 1795-6 Dundas, now returned with the army from the continent, prepared the text of a more complete cavalry drill; and in the spring of 1796 this was fully tested in a cavalry camp near Weymouth, at which Gen. Sir William Pitt again took command with Dundas as his second ... on 17 June 1796 the full cavalry drill, the 1796 regulations, were finally issued to the British horse ..."--Cf. Houlding.
William Fawcett, Adjutant-General.
"Over the winter of 1795-6 Dundas, now returned with the army from the continent, prepared the text of a more complete cavalry drill; and in the spring of 1796 this was fully tested in a cavalry camp near Weymouth, at which Gen. Sir William Pitt again took command with Dundas as his second ... on 17 June 1796 the full cavalry drill, the 1796 regulations, were finally issued to the British horse ..."--Cf. Houlding.
Indexed In
Houlding, J.A., Fit for service p. 250
Source of Acquisition
91.211
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