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Nicholas Upton
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Nicholas Upton

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    Nicholas Upton, a canon of Salisbury Cathedral, about 1440 wrote De studio militari (ā€œOn Military Studiesā€). John of Guildford’s treatise was printed in 1654 with Upton’s work and the Aspilogia of Sir Henry Spelman by Sir Edward Bysshe, Garter King of Arms, who edited and…

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    Nicholas Upton, a canon of Salisbury Cathedral, about 1440 wrote De studio militari (ā€œOn Military Studiesā€). John of Guildford’s treatise was printed in 1654 with Upton’s work and the Aspilogia of Sir Henry Spelman by Sir Edward Bysshe, Garter King of Arms, who edited and…

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