The tactic of the British army reduced to detail : with reflections on the science and principles of war : uniting, in one view, the evolutions of the battalion, brigade, and line, and pointing out their combinations with each other, and uses on actual service ...

The tactic of the British army reduced to detail : with reflections on the science and principles of war : uniting, in one view, the evolutions of the battalion, brigade, and line, and pointing out their combinations with each other, and uses on actual service ...

London Printed for T. Egerton, at the Military Library 1802

viii, 103 p., [8] leaves, [52] p. of plates : ill. ; 22 x 28 cm.

L2020F3 1802

(OCoLC)62957828

Dedicated to Dundas, "the Father of Volunteer Exertion," and to the Court Directors of the East India Company, for "having promoted this system of national defence, which lately gave security to our fire-sides, and vigour to the empire."|Elaborates on the "eighteen manœuvres," first introduced into the British army by Sir David Dundas in 1788.|Errata: p. vi.|Bound in calf; gilt spin with red morocco label.

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