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A History of the British Army, Vol. 1, First Part—to the Close of the Seven Years' War

Note 235 — Chapter I

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But this was nothing uncommon in all the armies of Europe. French ordnance would break down in the same way, and many of the guns at Carrickfergus were Dutch. See Belhomme, L'Armée Française en 1690, p. 131; and Commons Journals, 19th March 1706-7.

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