Military reflections on the attack and defence of the city of London : proved by the author to have been the most vulnerable part of consequence in the whole island, in the situation it was left in the year 1794 : to which is added, reflections on the loss of Plymouth or Harwich, and on the greater safety of Portsmouth : desultory invasions in various parts : district where 3000 men may land, occupy, and maintain for a considerable time against the whole force of Britain ...
1795
L2001F382 1795
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Title
Military reflections on the attack and defence of the city of London : proved by the author to have been the most vulnerable part of consequence in the whole island, in the situation it was left in the year 1794 : to which is added, reflections on the loss of Plymouth or Harwich, and on the greater safety of Portsmouth : desultory invasions in various parts : district where 3000 men may land, occupy, and maintain for a considerable time against the whole force of Britain ...
Variant Title
Attack and defence of London
Published
London : Printed for J. Debrett ..., 1795.
Description
iv, 118 [i.e. 134] p. ; 22 cm. (8vo)
Call Number
L2001F382 1795
System Control No.
(OCoLC)24581001
Note
Spine title: The attack and defence of London.
Dedicated to Thomas Skinner, Lord Mayor of London.
Signatures: A2 B-M4 M*4 N-Q4 R3.
Includes general considerations of the fortification and naval defence of ports and rivers.
Author served during the American Revolution in the Hessian Jäger Corps and in Tarleton's Light Dragoons, and was aide-de-camp to Sir Henry Clinton at Charlestown in 1779.
Pages 121-134 misnumbered 105-118.
Dedicated to Thomas Skinner, Lord Mayor of London.
Signatures: A2 B-M4 M*4 N-Q4 R3.
Includes general considerations of the fortification and naval defence of ports and rivers.
Author served during the American Revolution in the Hessian Jäger Corps and in Tarleton's Light Dragoons, and was aide-de-camp to Sir Henry Clinton at Charlestown in 1779.
Pages 121-134 misnumbered 105-118.
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