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Bowdler Bell, Cyril William (1839 – 1918)

« Officier britannique. A probablementt a servi en Inde. A été professeur au Staff College. Également connu comme organiste et compositeur. Il a beaucoup écrit sur les questions militaires et traduit quelques textes indiens comme Rája-níti; a collection of Hindu apologues in the Braj Bháshá language (Calcutta, Thacker, Spink and Co., 1869). » Bibliothèque Mondiale du Cheval

– Notes on the Cavalry Drill, or Instructions in the Cavalry Regulations. By Lieutenant Bowdler Bell. Sealcote, , 1872.

– Catechism of Cavalry Reconnaissance, marches and outposts; founded on the authorised instructions for the Regular and Auxiliary Cavalry. London, W. Mitchell & Co., [1877].

– Manual of Squadron Drill, being a catechism of Part II. of the Cavalry Regulations. London, W. Mitchell & Co., [1879?].

– Catechism of field movements, being questions and answers in part III of the cavalry regulations by Captain C.W. Bowdler Bell, 8th Hussars. London, Aldershot, W. Mitchell School of Auxiliary Cavalry, [1880].

– Conduct of a Contact Squadron by R. de Biensan; translated from the French by Major C.W. Bowdler Bell. Londres, W. Mitchell and Co., 1883.

– Cavalry in modern war — From the "Revue des deux mondes," 15th September and 15th November 1889. translated in the Intelligence Division of the War Office by Colonel C.W. Bowdler Bell. London, Printed for H.M.S.O. by Harrison and Sons, 1890.