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Brave British soldiers and the Victoria Cross

Note 2 — Chapter IV · THE ROYAL WELSH.

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When the Highland regiments were first formed, it was customary to stick up the name of any man who had misconducted himself in his parish church, and this was deemed the severest of all punishments. This has now become an obsolete custom.

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