A treatise of artillery
Subtitle: containing I. General constructions of brass and iron guns used by sea and land, and their carriages. II. General constructions of mortars and howitzes [sic], their beds and carriages. III. Dimensions of all carriages used in artillery. IV. Exercise of the regiment at home, and service abroad in a siege or battle. V. Its march and encampment, ammunition, stores, and horses. VI. Lastly, the necessary laboratory work for fire-ships, &c. : To which is prefixed, an introduction, with a theory of powder applied to fire-arms. : With large additions, alterations, and corrections, according to the second London edition
By: By John Muller, professor of artillery and fortification, and preceptor of engineering, &c. to His Royal Highness the late Duke of Gloucester
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 16378
Publisher: Printed by Styner and Cist, in Second-Street, for John Norman, engraver.
Published: 1779
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 215
Subjects: Artillery
Notes: Evans 16378

Rink, E. Technical Americana, 2169
Table of contents: title: [From t.p.] I. General constructions of brass and iron guns used by sea and land, and their carriages; title: II. General constructions of mortars and howitzes their beds and carriages; title: III. Dimensions of all carriages used in artillery; title: IV. Exercise of the regiment at home, and service abroad in a siege or battle; title: V. Its march and encampment, ammunition, stores, and horses; title: VI. Lastly, the necessary laboratory work for fire-ships, etc.