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Ronan the Librarian
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According to this, you could equally use them as Dutch cavalry prior to the Glorious Revolution and the coming of King Billy.
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0PAL/is_498_158/ai_106652581/
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| Forward lads to Waterloo castle pond. |
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Giles
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Indeed. Then outcome of Waterloo would have been quite different if Napoleon had some of these chaps to cross the moat at Hougoumont.
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Ronan the Librarian
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Ah, but they would still have had the Ox & Ducks Light Infantry to deal with.
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Tel D
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DOH.... Im a bit slow on the uptake today.. I was about to complain that you had posted a link to the the wrong pic....  |
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