Military & maritine [sic] discipline : in three books
2019
623 M637 2019
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Title
Military & maritine [sic] discipline : in three books
Variant Title
Military and maritime discipline|Compleat gunner|The Count of Pagan's method of delineating all manner of fortifications|Doctrine of projects applyed [sic] to gunnery|An exact method of military architecture|Military architecture, or the art of fortifying towns|Military observations|A new, exact, and most expeditious method of delineating all manner of fortification|Tacticks put into practice for the exercise of horse and foot|Venn's military & maritime disipline 1672|Military observations, or, Ye tacticks [sic] put into practice
Published
Uckfield, East Sussex Naval & Military Press, 2019
Description
3 v. in 1 (various pagination) : ill., [5] leaves of plates ; 30 cm.
Call Number
623 M637 2019
Note
Facsimile of 1672 edition published in London by E. Tyler and R. Holt for R. Pawlet.
Spine title: Venn's military & maritime disipline 1672.
Added t. p., engraved: Military observations, or, Ye tacticks [sic] put into practice, by T. V.
Each book has special t.p.; some parts have special t.p., with slight variations in imprint.
Errors in paging, 5th ser. of paging: Pages 3-4 repeated, 11 & 14 misnumbered.
"To the reader" in Book III. The compleat [sic] gunner: signed by W. T.
(from t.p.) Book I. Military observations, or, Tacticks put into practice for the exercise of horse and foot ... / by Thomas Venn -- Book II. An exact method of military architecture, the art of fortifying towns ... / rendred into English by John Lacey, out of the works of Andrew Tacquet. Together with corrections made by the Count de Pag'an, and Sam. Moreland's Methods of delineating all manner of fortifications -- Book III. The compleat [sic] gunner ... shewing [sic] the art of founding of great ordnance .... / translated out of Casimir, Diego, Uffano and Hexam, &c. To which is added The doctrine of projects applied to gunnery by Galilaeus and Torricellio. And observations out of Mersennus ...
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Spine title: Venn's military & maritime disipline 1672.
Added t. p., engraved: Military observations, or, Ye tacticks [sic] put into practice, by T. V.
Each book has special t.p.; some parts have special t.p., with slight variations in imprint.
Errors in paging, 5th ser. of paging: Pages 3-4 repeated, 11 & 14 misnumbered.
"To the reader" in Book III. The compleat [sic] gunner: signed by W. T.
(from t.p.) Book I. Military observations, or, Tacticks put into practice for the exercise of horse and foot ... / by Thomas Venn -- Book II. An exact method of military architecture, the art of fortifying towns ... / rendred into English by John Lacey, out of the works of Andrew Tacquet. Together with corrections made by the Count de Pag'an, and Sam. Moreland's Methods of delineating all manner of fortifications -- Book III. The compleat [sic] gunner ... shewing [sic] the art of founding of great ordnance .... / translated out of Casimir, Diego, Uffano and Hexam, &c. To which is added The doctrine of projects applied to gunnery by Galilaeus and Torricellio. And observations out of Mersennus ...
L2019M115
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