An Apprenticeship in Arms: The Origins of the British Army 1585-1702

Limitations of space necessitate a selective bibliography. Those frequently cited works contained in the List of Abbreviations are omitted.

Additional MS. 9,723 (Blathwayt Papers).

MS. 11,133 (Correspondence of Henry Cary, Viscount Falkland, lord deputy of Ireland).

MS. 18,979 (Fairfax Correspondence).

MS. 41,141 (Richard Kane, An Account of the Most Remarkable Military Transactions which happened in the Campaigns made from the 1689 to the Conclusion of the Peace of Ryswick in1697’; A Method of Discipline for the Behaviour of the Foot upon Action’).

MS. 46,188.

Harley MS. 945 (‘Maxims and Observations of War’, by Col. Thomas Culpeper, engineer general to James II).

MS. 3638 (Sir Francis Vere, ‘The Journey of Cadiz’; Sir Edward Cecil, Lord Wimbledon, ‘The Duty of a Private Soldier’; id., ‘Journal of the Spanish Expedition’).

Royal MS. 18. C. xxiii (‘Of Divers Parts of War, Especially the Cavalry’).

Stowe MS. 133.

MS. 459 (‘Diary of John Richards’ Travel from Dublin to Venice’).

MS. 466 (‘Letterbook of John Richards, 1703–4’).

Ellesmere MSS., EL 8527.

Hastings MSS., HA (Military Box), 2 (3).

Stowe-Nugent MSS. (Spec. Subjects, War of 1689–91), 1.

SP 16 (State Papers, Domestic, Charles I).

SP 84 (State Papers, Holland).

AINSWORTH, J. (ed.), The Inchiquin Manuscripts, IMC (1961).

ANDERSON, R. C. (ed.), The Journal of Edward Montagu, First Earl of Sandwich, 1659–1665, NRS 64 (1929).

BELL, R. (ed.), Memoirs of the Civil War: The Correspondence of the Fairfax Family, 2 vols. (1849).

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