For want of this precaution ... many men lose their arms : official, semiofficial, and unofficial : America artillery texts, 1775-1815
2012
355 M644col 2012 v. 64 no. 2 & 3
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Title
For want of this precaution ... many men lose their arms : official, semiofficial, and unofficial : America artillery texts, 1775-1815
Variant Title
America artillery texts, 1775-1815
Published
Washington 2012
Description
2 pts. (79-99; 190-207 p.) : ill. (some col.), ports. (some col.), facsims. ; 28 cm.
Call Number
355 M644col 2012 v. 64 no. 2 & 3
Note
Introduction: Gen. Birkhimer researched & wrote the first real history of the U.S. artillery ("Historical sketch of the organization, administration, mate´riel and tactics of the artillery, United States Army," 1884)
Henry Knox mentioned as the father of the U.S. artillery.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 97-99)
Henry Knox mentioned as the father of the U.S. artillery.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 97-99)
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