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Destructive and Formidable: British Infantry Firepower 1642-1756

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by David Blackmore


  DD.RH.839 (formerly DD.R.H.388), Exercise of Firelock and Bayonet . . . appointed by his Excie. Lieut. Genll. Ingoldsby

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  PRO 30/8/49

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  London Chronicle (Semi Annual) London Evening Post

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