The discipline of war Shewing the exercise and evolutions of the foot. To which is prefixed the manner of parading, marching, forming into battalion, posting the officers, and managing the colours. Very necessary for all persons concerned in the militia, or under martial duty. By an officer now of the service

The discipline of war Shewing the exercise and evolutions of the foot. To which is prefixed the manner of parading, marching, forming into battalion, posting the officers, and managing the colours. Very necessary for all persons concerned in the militia, or under martial duty. By an officer now of the service

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