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The guards and the bearskin caps. [With plates.]
A proposal for the re-organization of the British Cavalry.
Observations on commissariat, field-service, and home defences.
On the development of military offences in camp and quarters.
The platoon exercise, and different firings for the ordinary or rifle musket ... 13th June, 1854.
Scheme of a seminary for the sons of officers; with remarks and suggestions regarding the diffusion of military education throughout the army.
Manual of skirmishing /
Reasons for rifle corps, and the policy of government /
A letter to Captain Fitzroy on rifle corps.
Theoretical instructions in ball practice with musket and Minie rifle ...
A few words in recommendation of the formation of volunteer rifle corps, as a guarantee against the risk of invasion; addressed to the gentry and sportsmen of England.
The rifle musket /
A few words addressed to the volunteers of the Second Royal Lancashire (Duke of Lancaster's Own) Militia; and to the volunteers of the militia of the United Kingdom /
The rifle; its uses and advantages in war, in the volunteer service, and in sporting pursuits: with observations upon the nature, the power, and the relative economy of projectile weapons /
The flag list and its prospects /