- Sir John
Smythe (1590).
Certain Discourses. Barwick,
Humfrey (1594). A
Breefe Discourse Rich,
Barnabe (1574). A
right excellent and
pleasaunt dialogue...
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Needham 1986, p. 429.
Little 2010, p. 56. Barwick,
Humfrey (1594).
Breefe Discourse Concerning the
Force and
Effect of all
Manuall of
Weapons of Fire...
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Mariage betwene Our
Soueraigne Lord, and Our
Soueraigne Lady (1554) A
Breefe Balet Touchyng the
Traytorous Takynge of
Scarborow Castell (1557) A Ballad...
-
simply identifying tunes by name),
included 13
tunes from John Playford's A
Breefe Introduction to the
Skill of
Musick (London, 1654). The
expansion of the...
-
usually attributed to
Thomas Bedingley. The Art of Riding, set
foorth in a
breefe treatise, with a due
interpretation of
certeine places alleged out of Xenophon...
- Musick's
Delight on the Cithren) Musick's
Recreation on the Lyra Viol (1652) A
Breefe Introduction to the
Skill of
Musick (1654)
Court Ayres (1655)
Choice Musick...
-
Cardinal Jean du Bellay, on a
visit that
began in 1553. John Heywood, A
Breefe Balet Touching the
Traytorous Takynge of
Scarborow Castell,
patriotic ballad...
- M****cripts of Lord
Montagu of
Beaulieu (London, 1900), p. 8. Humfrey, Barwick, A
breefe discourse,
concerning the
force and
effect of all
manuall weapons of fire...
-
Vnderstand the same. ...
VVhereunto is
added by the said
Master Blundeuile, a
Breefe Extract by him made, of
Maginus his Theoriques, for the
Better Vnderstanding...
-
National Biography. London: Smith,
Elder & Co. 1885–1900. Barwick, Humfrey, A
breefe discourse,
concerning the
force and
effect of all
manuall weapons of fire...
