314

late major general and inspector general of the ar-
my of / the United States. / [double rule] /
Printed by Angell and Sullivan for / Keatinge's
bookstore, Market street, / Baltimore. / [rule] /
1794. //

12°. 8 plate (incl. front., 7 fold.) 18 cm.
Pages: [1-5], 6-151. [152], 153, [l54-161]
Signatures: [A]⁶, B⁶-I⁶, K⁶-M⁶, N⁹,
Evans 27957.

MdAN, RPJCB.

208

U. S. Inspector general's office.
Regulations / for the / order and discipline/
of the / volunteer army, / of the / United States
of America: / containing, / all that is requisite
to be learned for a private soldier, / from his
admission till he is perfect for a review, with /
a full explanation of the manual exercise, (agreea-/
ble to Baron Stuban [!] laid down in so simple a
man- / ner, that without any other direction, a
recruit can / perfect himself. / To which is added,/
instructions for the exercise of the light horse, /
never before published, / [rule] /
Baltimore: / Printed by S. & J. Adams, / for George
Keatlnge, and sold at his book-storo, / in Market-
street, three doors above / Light-lane, 1794, //

18°. 15 cm.
Pages: [1-2], 3-36.
Signatures: [A]⁹, C⁶, D³.
Not in Evans .
PPAmP.

209

U. S. Inspector general's office.
Steuben's Regulations for the order and dis-
cipline of the troops of the United States. To
which is added, the Act to regulate and disci-
pline the militia of this state. The first Mary-
land edition.
Baltimore: Printed and sold by Philip Edwards.
1794.

Evans 27958, Sabin 91422.
Ho copy located.

210

U. S. Laws, statutes, etc.