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Regulations and By-Laws of the New York State Hussars, First Division, New York State Militia, 1852A 22-page booklet containing the regulations and by-laws of the First Division, New York State Militia, commanded by Captain F.J. Lewis. Published in New York, New York in 1852. The division had 63 members, 27 of whom had Jewish names.
Rules and Regulations for Men of WarThis is the second edition of Uriah P. Levy's book, "Rules and Regulations for Men of War." Originally published gratis, this edition was reprinted in 1861 due to the demand created by the Civil War. The book provides rules and regulations for naval warfare.
Rules and Regulations for Men of War: First Commercial Edition, 1861This is the first commercially published edition of "Rules and Regulations for Men of War," originally published gratis several years prior. The request for this commercial edition was prompted by the Civil War. The book contains 70 pages and no advertisements. Published in 1861. Dimensions: 4" x 6". At least two subsequent editions exist.
Rules and Regulations for Men of War: First Commercial Edition, 1862First commercial edition of "Rules and Regulations for Men of War," published in 1862. This edition followed a previous gratis publication, and its commercial release was prompted by the Civil War. At least two subsequent editions exist.
Rules and Regulations for Men of War: First EditionFirst edition of "Rules and Regulations for Men of War." Published in 1861. This copy came from the Universal Movies Research Library, acquired in 1946. The book's publication was prompted by the Civil War; at least two later editions exist. The description also notes that the author had previously published this material gratis several years prior.
Rules and Regulations for Men of War: Second EditionSecond edition of *Rules and Regulations for Men of War*, by Uriah P. Levy. Published in 1861 in response to the American Civil War. This edition follows a previous edition published gratis several years earlier. The book was put into commercial use due to the demands of the Civil War. There is at least one subsequent edition.