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  Published: (1776)
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• The partisan: or, the art of making war in detachment : With Plans proper to facilitate the understanding of the several Dispositions and Movements necessary to Light Troops, in order to accomplish their Marches, Ambuscades, Attacks and Retreats with Success. Translated from the French of Mr. de Jeney. By an officer in the army
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  by: Officer Who Serv'd in All the Wars of the Late King William and Queen Anne
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