The best known. of all eighteenth-century military treatises in the English language. The author was in 1727 lieutenant-colonel of the 2nd Horse, had seen service under Marlborough, and was to serve again as a general officer under Cumberland in Scotland and Flanders; he was an officer of sound judgement, and an author who organised his ideas and his prose with the greatest clarity.
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TREATISE OF MILITARY DISCIPLINE 1762 In Which is Laid Down and Explained The Duty of the Officer and Soldier
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“Revised, Corrected, and Altered to the Present Practice of the Army” original pub 1762). SB. 29+400pp. Illustrated with Plans & Tables