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The Story of the British Army

Note 18 — Chapter IV · THE ARMY OF THE KING—TO 1701

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In 1703, apparently, there were in England about sixteen troops of cavalry, with seven regiments of infantry, in all about seven thousand men; and in Scotland, about ten troops of cavalry, and six regiments of infantry, or about four thousand men.

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