Pasley, Charles William Sir

Also known as

Pasley, Charles William

Born 1780-01-01

Died 1861-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF57465150
WikidataQ5081519
ISNI0000000081371049
Open LibraryOL2523776A

Top Subjects

Siege warfare (3)
Mines (Military explosives) (2)
Cement (2)
Great Britain. -- Army (1)
Great Britain -- History, Military -- 1789-1820 (1)
Military bridges (1)
Commissariat (1)

Books by Pasley, Charles William Sir

Total count: 13

Essay on the military policy and institutions of the British EmpireSecond edition. Part I. --

Printed by A.J. Valpy ..., for Edmund Lloyd ...1811-01-01
Rules for escalading works of fortification not having palisaded covered ways.Second ed.

Lithographed at the Establishment for Field Instruction, Royal Engineer Department1822-01-01
Exercise of the new decked pontoons, or double canoes

Lithographed at the Establishment for Field Instruction, Royal Engineer Department1823-01-01
An inquiry into the system of general or commissariat contracts, for supplying His Majesty's Forces in Great Britain with bread and meat, as compared with that of regimental purchaseswith a recommendation, that the former shall be entirely abolished

publisher not identified1825-01-01
Rules for blasting with gunpowder in rock and masonry.

Lithographed at the Establishment for Field Instruction, Royal Engineer Department1826-01-01
Memoranda on the construction of batteries in the field.

Lithographed at the Establishment for Field Instruction, Royal Engineer Department1827-01-01
Rules, chiefly deduced from experiment, for conducting the practical operations of a siege

Printed for the use of the Establishment for Field Instruction1829-01-01
Observations, deduced from experiment, upon the natural water cements of Englandand on the articifical cements, that may be used as substitutes for them

Printed by authority, at the Establishment for Field Instruction1830-01-01
Observations on the expediency and practicability of simplifying and improving the measures, weights, and money used in this country, without materially altering the present standards.

Egerton's Military Library1834-01-01
Improved systems of retaining the earth of military mines, and of blasting under waterfirst practised at the Royal Engineer Etablishment, in MDCCCXXXIV.

s.n.1836-01-01
Observations on limes, calcareous cements, mortars, stuccos and concrete, and on puzzolanas, natural and artificial.

J. Weale1838-01-01
Plan for simplifying & improving the measures, weights & money of this countrywithout materially altering the present standards

Cox and Wyman, Printers1857-01-01
The military policy and institutions of the British empirean essay5th ed. 1914 / Ed. in the light of the science of organisation by Colonel B. R. Ward, R.E.

Printed for the Organisation Society by W. Clowes and sons, limited1914-01-01