A military discourse whether it be better for England to give an invador [sic] present battle, or to temporize and defer the same. With an appendix ... Now published by Nath. Booth ...

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British Library

T078056

Attributed to Sir Thomas Wilford, and sometimes to Sir Walter Raleigh. A reply to 'England's defence' by Thomas Digges.

London : printed in the year, 1734. [8],63,[1]p. ; 8°