Militia discipline : the words of command and directions for exercising the musket, bayonet, & carthridge ... : directions for compleating a battalion, or company ... : the evolutions of firing, demonstrating every posture and motion of the body, hand, and foot, with the number of motions, in performing the several commands ...

Militia discipline : the words of command and directions for exercising the musket, bayonet, & carthridge ... : directions for compleating a battalion, or company ... : the evolutions of firing, demonstrating every posture and motion of the body, hand, and foot, with the number of motions, in performing the several commands ...

"Bicentennial edition"

East Winthrop, ME Museum Research Associates 1975

78 p. ; 13 cm.

355.547 M644, 1975

(OCoLC)04008432

Title (contd.): which have been perused and approv'd of by several great commanders, and adjutants; who agree, 'tis the compleatest method for disciplining the said militia. For the instruction of young soldiers. To which is added some further directions for the exercise of a company or battalion drawn up three or six deep, as also an abstract of the militia law in this province.
Facsimilie reprint of the 1733 Boston edition.
"The reader is here presented with the first rudiments of education for entering young men, and others, that desire to be instructed in the art of militia discipline ... which goes as far as the 56 [th] page in the following treatise, composed by William Breton & printed in London ..."
88.190

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