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Great Britain. War Office (n. c. – 1963)

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– Instructions and Regulations for the movements and formations of the Cavalry, comprising the additional instruction for 1799. London, printed for the War-Office, by T. Egerton, at the Military Library, near Whitehall, [1799].
– The Adjutant General’s Instructions and Regulations for the Formations and Movements of the Cavalry. London, Printed for the War-Office, by T. Egerton, at the Military Library, near Whitehall, 1801.
– A Manual for Volunteer Corps of Cavalry. London, Printed for the War-Office, 1803.
– An Elucidation of several parts of His Majesty’s Regulations for the Formations and Movements of Cavalry. London, printed for the War-Office, 1808.
– Primera parte de la táctica de la caballería Inglesa, traducida al castellano Por el Mariscal de Campo de los Reales Egércitos, Y Comandante General de la primera Division de Caballería del del., Centro D. Santiago Whitingham [sic] y el Comandante de Esquadron del Regimiento I° de Húsares de Extremadura D. Francisco Ramonet. Algeciras, J. B. Contilló y Conti, [1811?].
– Regulations and Instructions for the Cavalry Sword Exercise ... 10 th June, 1819. [With plates.]. London, William Clowes, [1819?].
– Regulations and Instructions for the Cavalry Sword Exercise, with a large Target and another plate. [Horse Guards]. London, [Stationery Office?], [1824].
– The Book of Aids, or Catechism in the system of equitation, practised at the Cavalry Riding Establishment. For the use of non-commissioned officers and assistants in riding schools, etc. London, William Clowes, 1831.
– Regulations for the instruction, formations, and movements of the cavalry. [Horse Guards]. London, Published by authority by Parker, Furnivall and Parker, 1851.
– The Book of Aids, or catechism in the system of equitation, practised at the Cavalry Riding Establishment. For the use of non-commissioned officers and assistants in Riding Schools. By authority of the Adjutant-General to the Forces. London, [Stationery Office ?], 1852.
– Regulations for the instruction, formations, and movements of the cavalry. Rev. and corr. Horse Guards, 5 th November 1862. London, H.M.S.O. [Stationery Office], 1862.
– Instructions for Cavalry Outpost Duties. Horse Guards, 31 st October, 1870. London, Stationery Office, [1870].
– The Manual and Firing Exercises for the Westley-Richards Cavalry Carbine. May 1870. London, Stationery Office, [1870].
– Instructions for Cavalry Outposts, provisionally approved for Autumn Manœuvres. London, [Stationery Office ?], 1872.
– Movements of Cavalry. (Provisionally approved for Cavalry at Aldershot, 1874.). London, Stationery Office, 1874.
– Regulations for the instruction, formations, and movements of the cavalry. London, [Stationery Office], 1876.
– Instructions for Cavalry Advanced and Rear Guards. Horse Guards. London, Stationery Office, 1876.
– Regulations for the instruction and movements of cavalry. Horse Guards. London, Stationery Office, 1876.
– Manual for Regimental Transport Cavalry. With illustrations. London, Stationery Office, 1878.
– Regulations for the veterinary department of Her Majesty’s army. Horse Guards. London, Printed under the superintendence of H.M.S.O., 1882.
– Regulations for the Yeomanry Cavalry. War Office, 1885. London, Printed under the superintendence of H.M.S.O. and sold by W. Clowes & Sons (Ltd.), 1885.
– Plates illustratings Brigade and Divisional Movements of Cavalry. Appendix to the Regulations for the instruction and Movements of cavalry of 1885. London, Stationery Office, 1886.
– Instructions for the Carbine and Pistol Exercises for the Cavalry ... 24 th December, 1819. (Words of Command and Instructions for the Performance of the Lance Exercise. 1 st May, 1817.). London, William Clowes, [1820?].
– Regulations for the Instruction, Formations, and Movements of the Cavalry. Revised and corrected Horse Guards 1 st January 1865. London, Stationery Office, [1865].
– Instructions in the duties of cavalry reconnoitring an enemy, marches, outposts, and reconnaissance of a country, for the use of auxiliary cavalry. Horse Guards. London, H.M.S.O., [1875].
– Manual and Firing Exercise for the Martini-Henry Carbine. Horse Guards. 7 th May, 1878. London, Stationery Office, [1878].

– Handbook for Military Artificers, containing Instructions for collar makers, etc. Horse Guards. by Sergeant-Major T. Armstrong. London, Stationery Office, 1875.