The French army, as it has been organized during the revolution, and is still led into action for the purposes of plunder and ambition, with a parallel view of the designs of ancient Rome against Carthage, and of modern France, headed by Bonaparte, against Great Britain : likewise a proposed plan for hutting the troops, and cursory remarks on the superiority of pikes over fire-arms, &c. in many instances
1803
L2022F6 1803
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Title
The French army, as it has been organized during the revolution, and is still led into action for the purposes of plunder and ambition, with a parallel view of the designs of ancient Rome against Carthage, and of modern France, headed by Bonaparte, against Great Britain : likewise a proposed plan for hutting the troops, and cursory remarks on the superiority of pikes over fire-arms, &c. in many instances
Published
London : Printed for T. Egerton, by C. Roworth, 1803.
Description
xl, 72 p. ; 20 cm.
Call Number
L2022F6 1803
System Control No.
(OCoLC)50161228
Note
"Erratum": p. xl.
First work in a sammelband of five works relating to military matters.
With: The memorial and correspondence of Charles James ..., [1798?]; Minutes and proceedings of the general court martial, held at the Royal Hospital, at Chelsea, on Saturday, the 22d of June, 1799 and continued by adjournment till Thursday, the 27th of the same month, on the conduct of Major Andrew Armstrong ..., 1799; Mr. Dick's (late naval store-keeper at Jamaica) defence & explanation of his conduct in respect to two boxes of spurious coin ..., 1803; A treatise on courts martial, containing ... 1769.
Bound in marbled paper boards with leather spine.
Ms. list of contents on front free endpaper.
First work in a sammelband of five works relating to military matters.
With: The memorial and correspondence of Charles James ..., [1798?]; Minutes and proceedings of the general court martial, held at the Royal Hospital, at Chelsea, on Saturday, the 22d of June, 1799 and continued by adjournment till Thursday, the 27th of the same month, on the conduct of Major Andrew Armstrong ..., 1799; Mr. Dick's (late naval store-keeper at Jamaica) defence & explanation of his conduct in respect to two boxes of spurious coin ..., 1803; A treatise on courts martial, containing ... 1769.
Bound in marbled paper boards with leather spine.
Ms. list of contents on front free endpaper.
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