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The new Highland military discipline, or a short manual exercise explained, with the words of command; in which is laid down the duty of the officer and soldier through the several branches of that concise service. Most humbly dedicated to the honourable Francis Grant, Lieutenant Colonel of Lord John Murry's Highlanders. Illustrated with twelve copper-plates representing some of the motions. London, sold in May's Buildings, Covent-Garden, by George Bickham, engraver, 1757.
- Title
- The new Highland military discipline, or a short manual exercise explained, with the words of command; in which is laid down the duty of the officer and soldier through the several branches of that concise service. Most humbly dedicated to the honourable Francis Grant, Lieutenant Colonel of Lord John Murry's Highlanders. Illustrated with twelve copper-plates representing some of the motions. London, sold in May's Buildings, Covent-Garden, by George Bickham, engraver, 1757.
- Author
- Grant, George.
- Publication
- Ottawa, Museum Restoration Service, 1967.
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Details
- Additional Authors
- Harper, J. Ralph.
- Description
- 32 p. illus.; 26 cm.
- Series Statement
- Historical arms series, no. 10
- Alternative Title
- A short manual exercise explained.
- Subjects
- Note
- Facsim. reprint of the Lake St. Louis Historical Society copy.
- Foreword by J. R. Harper.
- Call Number
- JFF 75-1051
- LCCN
- 70395778
- OCLC
- 14237
- NYPG754659284-B
- Author
- Grant, George.
- Title
- The new Highland military discipline, or a short manual exercise explained, with the words of command; in which is laid down the duty of the officer and soldier through the several branches of that concise service. Most humbly dedicated to the honourable Francis Grant, Lieutenant Colonel of Lord John Murry's Highlanders. Illustrated with twelve copper-plates representing some of the motions. London, sold in May's Buildings, Covent-Garden, by George Bickham, engraver, 1757.
- Imprint
- Ottawa, Museum Restoration Service, 1967.
- Series
- Historical arms series, no. 10
- Added Author
- Harper, J. Ralph.
- Added Title
- A short manual exercise explained.
- Research Call Number
- JFF 75-1051