[Certen] instruct[ions, obseruati]ons and orders militarie, requisit for all chieftaines, captaines [and?] higher and lower men of charge, [and officers] to vnderstand, [knowe and obserue]

Smythe, John, Sir, ca. 1534-1607.

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Faults happened in the printing of this Booke, by reason, that for Iohn Smythe was absent from London at the time of the imprinting thereof, And they are tobe cor∣rected and read, as followeth.

Page.	line.
5	23	Put out And march.
7	18	for Armour, read, Armours.
9	32	for, the left feet, read, their left feet.
21	16	for, Captain Lieutenant, read, Captaine or Lieutenant.
31	26	for opinions, read, opinion.
36	31	for, in a•ank, read, in rankes,
39	18	for, therein make, read, there make.
43	3	for, which like number, read, which little number.
48	9	for, forpart corner, read, forpart and corner.
48	16	for, sort and weapon, read, sort of weapon.
56	26	for, substance of the powder, read, substance & body of y^• powder
62	11	for, 145. Read, 143.
63	18	for 5. in frunt, read, 50. in frunt.
63	33	for, the flanke, read, the left flanke.
74	1	for, but one kind, read, but of one kind.
87	33	for, that their in encountring, read, that in their encountring.
88		In the margent, for 3000. read, 5000.
93	30	for piquers, read, piques.
94	4	for ranke, read, rankes.
106	27	for flankes, read, flanke.
111	14	for 18000. read, 1800.
126	35	for like, read, little.
134	3	for double, read, doubt.
143	2	for sortes, read, sort.
148	33	for, and without, read, and not without.
150	35	for, narrow or short, read, narrow and short.
156	17	for motions, read, motion.
189	25	for stocks, read, cocks.
194	10	for, the piques of such sagging, read, the points of such sagging
197	29	for septrionall, Read, septentrionall.
203	16	for, into their bands, read, into bands:
218	3	for, at a great But discharge, read, at a great white in the midst of a great But.

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