PRINCE RUPERT'S MARCH.
Longways for eight; in three parts (1st Ed., 1650).
NIB, Barlow, CDB-4

Walking-step throughout the dance. Andrew Shaw suggests a vigorous march,
including turning on a dime, square corners rather than round, etc..

First Part.

A  1-8: First couple leads line in a cast right to the bottom, 
        and then up the middle to places.

B1 1-4: First man, leading his line,  crosses over, moves down outside the 
        women and stands behind fourth woman.
   5-6: All face left wall and move forward a double.
   7-8: Men change places with the woman opposite them.

B2 1-4: As in B1, fourth man leading the other men.
   5-6:	As in B1.
   7-8:	Partners change places.

Second Part.

A  1-8: 1s lead cast left to the bottom and then up the middle to places.
B1 and B2: The women do as the men did in the First Part, moving down
          behind the men, advancing toward the right wall, etc.

Third Part.

A: 1-8: As in First Part.

B1 1-4: The first man leads the other three men in crossing  over
        and moving down to the bottom on the women's side; WHILE 
        the fourth woman leads her line in crossing over and moving up 
        to the top on men's side (i.e., all move round clockwise).

   5-8: Partners face. All fall back a double and move forward a double.

B2 1-4: Movement in B1 repeated in reverse, the men headed by fourth
        man, the women headed by first woman moving down and up 
        respectively to places (i.e., all moving round counter-clockwise).	

   5-8: As in B1.