Chapter XLVII: Appendix: B (3)

Landsknechts, i. 4, 12, 85, 87, 104;
in Henry VIII.'s army, 114, 121;
their influence, 135

Landwehr, the, i. 5

Langdale, Sir Marmaduke, i. 225

Las Torres, General, i. 476, 481

Lasalle, Robert, ii. 246

Law, French commander, ii. 208

Lawrence, Major Stringer, ii. 157, 192, 195, 209, 217;
action at Golden Rock, 224-226, 315, 437

Leake, Admiral, i. 448, 459, 482

Leeward Islands, troops in, ii. 41

Leicester, Robert Dudley, Earl of, commands British forces in Low
Countries, i. 146;
resigns, 150

Leopold, Emperor of Austria, treachery to Marlborough, i. 490

Leopold, Prince of Anhalt-Dessau, ii. 51

Leslie, Sir Alexander (afterwards Earl of Leven), i. 173;
commands Scots at Stralsund, 178, 195;
and at Marston Moor, 206

Leslie, David, i. 206;
commands Scots at Dunbar, 240

Levellers, i. 235

Lévis, French commander in Canada, ii. 384, 390, 395, 400

Lieutenant, origin of, i. 94, 135

Ligonier, General, Lord, ii. 108, 123, 149, 153, 162, 288, 308, 585

Lippe-Bückeburg, Count of, ii. 496, 514, 546

Lisle, Lord, i. 72

Littler, Sergeant, brave exploit at Lille, i. 505, 572

Lock, Matthew, i. 312

Lockhart, General William, i. 269

Lord High Admiral, marines placed under, i. 581

L'Orient, descent upon, ii. 259

Los Arcos, Duke of, i. 481

Lottum, Count, i. 502, 507;
at Malplaquet, 519

Loudon, Lord, ii. 128, 143, 289, 296, 304, 314, 547

Louis VI., i. 10

Louis XI., i. 93

Louis XII., i. 93

Louis XIV., i. 295, 355;
war with allies, 358-380;
accepts Spanish crown for his grandson, 397;
recognises Pretender, 399;
effect of Blenheim, 450, 481;
tries to make peace, 512

Louis of Nassau, i. 152

Louisburg, ii. 256, 258, 266

Louvain taken by Marlborough, ii. 473

Louvois, i. 313, 366, 369

Lovat, Lord, ii. 49, 127

Lowestoft, naval action off, i. 294

Lowther, Colonel, ii. 58

Lückner, General, ii. 505, 549

Lumley, General, i. 426, 437

Luxemberg, Marshal, i. 296, 356, 360, 369;
at Landen, 372-377, 453, 467, 526

Macbean, Captain, at Minden, ii. 491

Macdonald, of Glengarry, ii. 126

Macdonald, of Keppoch, ii. 126

Macdonald, Sir John, ii. 125

Machiavelli's Treatise on War, i. 106

Mackay, Sir Donald, i. 174;
at Killiecrankie, 339;
killed at Steenkirk, 364

Macleane, Captain, ii. 449

Madagascar, French settle at, ii. 172

Madras, in 18th century, ii. 180;
siege of (1746), 181;
restored at Peace of Aix-la-Chapelle, 191;
siege of (1758), 438

Maestricht, ii. 183

Mahmoud, Sultan, invades India, ii. 167

Mahrattas, ii. 168, 178;
as British allies, 202

Maillebois, Marshal, ii. 85

Maissin, French commander in India, ii. 408

Malines, i. 473

Mansfeld, Count Ernest, i. 174

Maphuze Khan (son of Nabob of Carnatic, 1746), ii. 182

Mardyck, captured by Turenne, i. 268

Margaret of Anjou, i. 73

Maria Theresa, ii. 80, 105, 156

Marines, first established, i. 387, 484, 511;
placed under Lord High Admiral, 581;
augmented in 1739, ii. 58;
and in 1757, 301

Marischal, Lord, ii. 9

Marlborough, John Churchill, Duke of, i. 296:--
1672, Colonel of the Second Foot, i. 297
1688, swears fealty to James, i. 306
1690, 334;
capture of Cork and Kinsale, 350;
dismissed by William III., 359
1694, The Brest scandal, 377
1702, Captain-General, 402;
operations on the Meuse, 403-408
1703, campaign spoilt by Dutch, 409-414;
Marlborough and Eugene, 416
1704, march to Bonn, 419;
outwits the French, 420;
the Schellenberg, 423;
Donauwörth, 427;
junction with Eugene, 430;
decides to give battle, 432;
advance on Blenheim, 433;
the battle, 434-446
1705, faithlessness of his allies, 451;
passage of the Dyle, 455;
campaign again ruined by Dutch, 457
1706, preparations for campaign, 464-466;
Ramillies, 467-473;
capture of Menin and Dendermond, 474
1707, a tame campaign, 491
1708, concentrates at Hal, 493;
marches after French, 494;
attack of fever, 495;
Oudenarde, 497-500;
encamps on the Lys, 502;
plan of invading France, 503;
siege of Lille, 503;
Wynendale, 509;
invests Ghent, 510;
capture of Minorca due to him, 511
1709, beginning of opposition to him at home, 512;
accused of prolonging war, 513;
march on Tournay, 513;
dupes Villars, 515;
delayed by Dutch, 517;
Malplaquet, 519-526
1710, asks to be made permanent Commander-in-Chief, 536;
abuse of in England, 538;
threatens to resign, 539
1711, his last campaign, 540;
brilliancy of his tactics, 543;
penetrates French lines, 547;
charged with embezzlement and dismissed, 549;
Dutch deputies really responsible, 553;
his patience, 493;
and forethought, 589;
compared with Napoleon, 590;
and Wellington, 572;
his reforms, 557, 575;
upholds purchase, 579;
Master-General of Ordnance, 584;
a great artillerist, 587;
his character and work, 587-591;
return to England, ii. 4;
induced to resume his appointments, 5;
his death, 10;
his funeral, 11-13

Marlborough, Charles Churchill, 2nd Duke of, ii. 288, 295, 340

Marlborough, Duchess of, ii. 536, 538

Maroons, ii. 40

Marsin, General, i. 418, 429, 432

Martin, François, ii. 174

Martinique, taken from French, ii. 541

Mary, Queen, army legislation under, i. 125;
her kindness to soldiers, 329

Masham, Mrs., i. 536

Massachusetts, ii. 244, 252, 257, 441

Masulipatam, taken by French, ii. 169;
stormed by Forde, ii. 449

Maubeuge, i. 516

Maurice of Nassau, i. 3, 152, 153;
captures Oudenberg, 160;
Nieuport, 161, 165;
famous Englishmen in his army, 169;
a great engineer, 184; ii. 249

Maurice, Prince (brother of Rupert), i. 169, 202

Mauritius, French colonisation of, ii. 176

Mauvillon, opinion of British troops quoted, ii. 517, 588

Maximilian I., i. 85-92

Maxwell, Colonel, commands grenadiers at Warburg, ii. 512

Mazarin, Cardinal, i. 266

Men-at-Arms, i. 25, 37, 41;
decay of, 117, 125

Mendoza, i. 139

Menin, i. 513

Middleton, Earl of, ii. 252

Military Hospitals, Kilmainham, i. 328;
Chelsea, 329, 579

Military music, band copied from Saracens, i. 14;
the drum, 14;
trumpets, 14, 30;
trumpet calls, 105;
drum-beat of the landsknechts, 91;
bands encouraged by Henry VIII., 124;
duties of trumpeters and drummers, 153;
drum calls, 214;
Lillibulero, 305;
black drummers in India, ii. 450;
regimental bands in 18th century, 583

Military pamphlets, i. 136-139, 214

Military punishments, i. 250;
the wooden horse, 281;
flogging with the cat, ii. 32-34;
picketting, 569

Militia, developed from fyrd, i. 12, 123;
decay of under Stuarts, 194;
reorganised under Charles II., 292;
in colonies, ii. 39;
Militia Acts, 288, 299, 301;
increased under George III., 521

Milton, John, affected by military spirit of his time, i. 279

Minorca, taken by English, i. 511;
garrison at, 561;
question of governing, ii. 42;
loss of, 291

Miosson River, i. 40

Mitchelburne, Colonel, i. 410

Modyford, Colonel Thomas, i. 258

Moguls, Indian invasion of in 1193, ii. 167

Mohammed Ali (Nabob of Carnatic, 1752), ii. 196, 198, 215, 218

Molesworth, Captain, A.D.C. to Marlborough, i. 470

Monckton, Colonel, ii. 270, 282, 321, 360, 499;
commands troops in West Indies, 539, 570

Monk, George, Duke of Albemarle, volunteer in Low Countries, i. 169;
in Parliamentary Army, 211, 239;
as a sailor, 249;
his reduction of the Highlands, 252;
genius in mountain warfare, 254;
his policy after Cromwell's death, 275;
brings back Charles II., 277;
his scheme for disbandment of army, 290;
first Commander-in-Chief after Restoration, 308;
death, 309, 325

Monmouth, James, Duke of, serves under Turenne, i. 296;
insurrection of, 299; ii. 38

Monro, Colonel, ii. 306

Mons, ii. 121, 150

Monstrelet, i. 24, 63

Montcalm, Marquis of, ii. 297, 305, 327

Montecuculi, ii. 279

Montjuich, i. 460

Montrose, Marquis of, victory at Auldearn, i. 223;
other successes, 228

Moore, Commodore, ii. 347

Mordaunt, Lord, i. 425

Mordaunt, Sir Henry, ii. 307

Moreton, Colonel, ii. 58

Morgan, Sir Thomas, i. 141, 252, 267, 274, 353

Morpeth, Lord, ii. 20

Morse, Mr., ii. 180

Mortiz, Ali (Nabob of Carnatic, 1742), ii. 176, 179, 223

Mothe, Count de la, i. 412

Munden, Colonel, i. 425; ii. 11

Munro, Hector, i. 176

Munro, Robert, i. 174, 193, 304

Murray, Lord George, ii. 127, 133

Murray, James, Brigadier, under Wolf, ii. 361;
at Quebec, 385, 390;
defeated at Sainte Foy, 394;
advance on Montreal, 397;
vote of thanks to, 498, 570

Murzapha Jung (Viceroy of Deccan, 1743), ii. 193, 197

Musket. _See_ Arms and Armour

Mutiny Acts, first Act, i. 335;
under William III., 348;
not renewed in 1699, 387;
the Act of 1701, 400;
of 1703, 563, 570; ii. 5, 18;
inns only quarter allowed under, 22;
opposition to, 261;
new clause added to in 1741, 562

Nantes, Edict of, i. 307

Nasir Jung (claimant to Deccan, 1748), ii. 193, 195

Nassau, Prince of, i. 402

Natzmar, General, commands Prussian cavalry at Oudenarde, i. 499

Nebel, River, i. 433

Neipperg, Marshal, ii. 90, 99

Nell Gwynne founds Chelsea Hospital, i. 329

New Jersey, ii. 257

New Model, i. 3, 208, 214-223;
effects of first felt at Naseby, 227;
soldiers rebel against disbandment of, 232-235;
its work, 277

New Plymouth, ii. 243

New York, British troops in, i. 560; ii. 41, 245, 257

Newcastle, Duke of, ii. 21, 60;
letters to, 62;
responsible for Spanish Main disaster, 78, 136, 259, 268, 286;
indignation against, ii. 298;
resignation of, 299

Niagara, expedition against, ii. 284

Nicolls, Colonel, ii. 245

Nimeguen, i. 401

Nizam Ali, ii. 457

Nizam-ul-Mulk (Viceroy of the Deccan), ii. 176, 193

Noailles, Marshal, ii. 89;
commands French at Dettingen, 93

Norfolk, Duke of, Yorkist leader, i. 74

Normandy, lost to English, i. 70

Norris, Sir John, his volunteers, i. 143;
serves under Leicester, 147, 151

North America, our colonies in, ii. 254;
our struggle with France for:--
before Aix-la-Chapelle, 246-260;
after Aix-la-Chapelle, 263-288;
from 1756, 296 _et seq_;
reverts to British, 306;
Pitt's organisation of war in, 314;
expedition against Quebec, 329;
conquest of Canada, 360-405

North, Lord, i. 148

Nova Scotia, garrisons at, ii. 42, 243, 263

Noyelles, Count of, i. 453

Oberglau, i. 433

Ogle, Admiral, Sir Chaloner, ii. 64

Ogle, Sir John, i. 192

Okey, Colonel John, i. 256

Opdam, General, i. 404, 413

Orange, Prince of, i. 520;
at Malplaquet, 522, 526

Ordnance, Office of, i. 111, 309, 328;
Marlborough, Master-General of, 584, ii. 44, 563, 571

Orkney, Lord, i. 472, 515, 519, ii. 53

Ormonde, Duke of, i. 407;
appointed Commander-in-Chief in Marlborough's place, 549, 572,
ii. 8, 13

Osborne, Admiral, i. 315

Ostend, siege of, i. 165;
Marlborough's base (1708), 507;
Cumberland's (1745), ii. 123

Oswego, ii. 285, 297

Ottomond, tomb of, i. 470

Overkirk, General, i. 412, 419, 451;
besieges Ostend, 474;
at Oudenarde, 560

Overton, Colonel, Parliamentary leader, i. 256

Pappenheim, General, i. 187

Paradis, Lieutenant, ii. 183, 188, 190

Parke, Colonel, A.D.C. to Marlborough, i. 442, 552

Parliament and the Army:--
1640-1660, Commons levy soldiers, i. 199;
the Parliamentary army during Civil War, 201;
the New Model, 208-222;
crippling influence of Parliament on army, 223;
tries to disband it, 230;
victory of army over Rump, 250;
return of Rump after Cromwell's death, 274
1660-1701, Unwillingness of Parliament to recognise army,
i. 310-313;
attitude of under William III., 381-393
1702-1713, Parliament's attitude to Marlborough personally,
i. 408, 539, 549;
votes money for the wars, 450, 514;
recruiting Acts, 563;
impatience over increased expenditure, 580
1714-1739, attempts to disband army after Utrecht, ii. 3;
encroachments on war administration, 18-21;
meanness to soldiers, 45
1755-1763, adds to establishment, ii. 288, 299, 520;
Pitt's influence on Commons, 358;
objection of to Mutiny Act, 562;
efforts to establish short service, 572

Partab Singh (Rajah of Tanjore, 1749), ii. 195

Partisan. _See_ Arms and Armour

Passe-Volant, the, i. 319

Paston Letters, i. 73

Pauncenars, i. 27

Pay, William Rufus first misappropriates, i. 9;
contracts under Edward II. and III., 21;
pay of all ranks in 1346, 30, 31;
of archers, 54;
of gunners, 66;
of artillery, 77;
embezzlement by officers, 70, 86, 110, 124, 128, 157, 319, 337, 346;
stoppages of, 110;
pay raised under Mary, 126;
troops defrauded by Elizabeth, 130;
attempts at reform in, 153;
pay of privates under Elizabeth, 156;
coat and conduct money, 197;
unwillingness of Parliament to pay men, 230;
under Cromwell, 284;
poundage licence, 311;
under Charles II., 314-321;
peculations at pay office, 329;
corruptness of officials, 348;
arrears of under William III., 381-385;
petitions to Parliament on, 389;
embezzlement of Paymaster-General, 409;
Controllers of Accounts appointed, 410;
Marlborough's reforms in, 571;
frauds of regimental agents, 576;
regimental debts, 577;
of colonial troops in 18th century, 561;
George I. tries to stop illegal deductions, ii. 30;
mutinies owing to stoppages, 579;
table of pay, 1739-1763, 580;
of artillery, 587

Paymaster-General, i. 310, 408

Pedro the Cruel, i. 44

Pelham, Henry, ii. 262, 268

Pelham, Sir William, i. 149

Peninsular War, i. 447-456, 458-464

Penn, William, i. 260; ii. 57, 295

Pennsylvania, apathy of colonists in, ii. 270

Pepperrell, Sir William, ii. 258, 269

Pepys, Samuel, i. 312

Perth, James Drummond, Duke of, ii. 127

Pescayra, Marquis of, i. 97;
in command of Spaniards at Zutphen, 149, 179, 184

Peterborough, Earl of, character, i. 459;
Barcelona, 462;
methods of warfare, 477, 480, 488;
opens road to Madrid, 482;
different opinions of, 489

Petition of Rights, i. 198

Petronel. _See_ Arms and Armour

Peyton, Commodore, ii. 180

Philip of Anjou, i. 397, 447, 481;
King of Spain, 483, 531

Phipps, Sir William, ii. 252

Pigot, Mr., ii. 199

Pike. _See_ Arms and Armour

Pioneers, i. 219

Pistol. _See_ Arms and Armour

Pitt, Mr. Thomas, advocates short service, ii. 573

Pitt, William. _See_ Chatham

Placentia, troops in, ii. 44

Plasencia, i. 482

Pocock, Admiral, ii. 429;
defeats French, 434;
judgment of, 456, 541

Polier, Major, ii. 431

Pompadour, Madame de, i. 298, 339

Pondicherry, ii. 173;
surrender of to English, 473

Port l'Orient, expedition to, ii. 156

Porteous, Captain, ii. 31

Portland, Duke of, i. 390

Portugal, King of, joins Grand Alliance, i. 415

Portuguese first to gain a footing in India, ii. 168

Powder. _See_ Arms and Armour

Prideaux, Brigadier, ii. 369

Pulteney, William, ii. 5, 17

Purchase, i. 578; ii. 30

Quebec, ii. 242;
Wolfe's expedition, against, 359, 388

Queen's shilling, origin of, i. 9

Quesnoi, i. 548

Raja Sahib (Nabob, 1752), ii. 201, 203, 216

Rajahmundy captured by British, ii. 445

Ranelagh, Lord, ii. 469

Recruits, origin of Queen's shilling, i. 9;
fictitious recruits, 86;
Spanish system of recruits, 100;
English press-gangs, 145;
under Charles I., 194;
Cromwell's, 203;
kidnapping resorted to, 382;
discouragement to, 560;
abuses of recruiting, 565;
Recruiting Acts, 564, 566;
short service, 567;
maladministration of recruiting under Harley, 568;
mere boys enlisted, 572;
faggots, 573;
expense of obtaining, 574;
Secretary-at-War enforces recruiting, 583;
character of under George I., ii. 32;
fraudulent enlistment, 34;
abundance of in 1739, 57;
ill-faith of authorities to, 290;
Pitt's endeavours to obtain, 476;
Recruiting Acts, 1743, 1759, 573-579

Redoubt d'Eu, the, at Fontenoy, i. 113

Regiment, name comes into use, ii. 136

Regiments:--
Cavalry--
First Life Guards, i. 291, 324, 375; ii. 95
Second Life Guards, i. 291, 321
Royal Horse Guards (Blues), i. 291, 321, 388; ii. 95 (Dettingen),
119 (Fontenoy), 344, 511 (Warburg)
First Dragoon Guards (King's), i. 300, 388, 511, 525; ii. 22, 95
(Dettingen), 349, 501, 511 (Warburg), 527, 555
Second Dragoon Guards (Queen's Bays or Bays), i. 300, 344, 447,
458, 482, 487 (Almanza), 530; ii. 7, 501, 511 (Warburg), 527
Third Dragoon Guards, i. 300, 388, 442, 471, 475, 511, 525;
ii. 340, 501, 511 (Warburg)
Fourth Dragoon Guards, i. 300, 388
Fifth Dragoon Guards, i. 300, 388, 455, 511, 525
Sixth Dragoon Guards (Carbiniers), i. 300, 388, 442, 471, 475,
511, 525; ii. 501, 511 (Warburg)
Seventh Dragoon Guards, i. 337, 388, 422, 511 (Oudenarde), 525;
ii. 95 (Dettingen), 511 (Warburg), 527
First Dragoons (Royals), i. 292, 298, 306, 375, 388, 417, 447,
477, 530; ii. 95 (Dettingen), 119 (Fontenoy), 501, 509, 514,
527, 555
Second Dragoons (Greys), i. 323, 388, 426, 441, 475, 511
(Oudenarde), 525 (Malplaquet), 563; ii. 7, 95, 133, 153, 161,
346, 511 (Warburg), 527
Third Dragoons (now Hussars), i. 375, 388, 487, 484, 503; ii. 7,
98 (Dettingen), 133
Fourth Dragoons (now Hussars), i. 366, 375, 388, 484, 487, 503;
ii. 7, 95, 162 (Lauffeld)
Fifth Dragoons (now Lancers), i. 342, 511 (Oudenarde), 563
Sixth Dragoons (Inniskillings), i. 342, 375, 563; ii. 7, 95
(Dettingen), 153, 162 (Lauffeld), 341, 511 (Warburg), 514, 521
Seventh Dragoons (now Hussars), i. 376, 388, 563; ii. 4, 7, 95,
153, 162 (Lauffeld), 501, 509, 527
Eighth Dragoons (now Hussars), i. 368, 388, 479, 530, 563, 575;
ii. 4, 133
Ninth Dragoons (now Lancers), ii. 6, 7, 140
Tenth Dragoons (now Hussars), ii. 6, 340, 511 (Warburg), 527
Eleventh Dragoons (now Hussars), ii. 6, 501, 511 (Warburg), 527
Twelfth Dragoons (now Lancers), ii. 6
Thirteenth Dragoons (now Hussars), ii. 6, 128, 140
Fourteenth Dragoons (now Hussars), ii. 6, 128, 140, 261
Fifteenth Light Dragoons (now Hussars), ii. 476, 501, 504
(Emsdorff), 514
Sixteenth Light Dragoons (now Lancers), ii. 500, 546
Seventeenth Light Dragoons (now Lancers), ii. 500
Royal Artillery, ii. 49, 188, 236, 300, 321
_Foot Guards_--
Grenadiers (First), i. 291, 373, 388, 437 (Blenheim), 427, 443,
449, 459, 511 (Oudenarde), 525; ii. 113 (Fontenoy), 162
(Lauffeld), 251
Coldstream, i. 3, 240;
origin of name, 276, 291, 307, 324, 374 (Landen), 388, 449, 459,
511 (Oudenarde), 525 (Malplaquet); ii. 113 (Fontenoy), 251
Scots Guards, i. 302, 373, 388, 530, 534, 563; ii. 115 (Fontenoy),
556
_Infantry_--
First Foot (Royals), origin, i. 63, 189, 262, 302, 335, 364
(Steenkirk), 371-376 (Landen), 388, 399, 453, 459, 469, 499,
511, 514, 525, 556, 563; ii. 75, 114 (Fontenoy), 125, 140, 156,
300, 316, 396, 424, 427
Second Foot (Queen's), i. 292, 327, 342, 417, 447, 458, 486
Third Foot (Buffs), i. 295, 297, 302, 306 (Steenkirk), 371, 453,
471, 499, 511, 514, 521, 525 (Malplaquet); ii. 95 (Dettingen),
114 (Fontenoy), 140, 307, 356, 521, 546
Fourth Foot, i. 372, 449; ii. 125, 140, 292, 354, 541
Fifth Foot, i. 300, 388, 529; ii. 307, 340, 501, 527, 549
(Wilhelmsthal)
Sixth Foot, i. 300, 367, 388, 459, 487 (Almanza), 511 (Oudenarde),
530; ii. 4, 75, 125, 143
Seventh Foot (Fusiliers), i. 300, 375, 388; ii. 293, 527
Eighth Foot, i. 300, 388, 390, 475, 496 (Oudenarde), 511, 514, 525;
ii. 95 (Dettingen), 114 (Fontenoy), 153, 307, 340, 501, 521
Ninth Foot, i. 300, 342, 388, 399, 417, 447, 458, 487 (Almanza)
Tenth Foot, i. 300, 366, 369, 388, 437 (Blenheim), 453, 469, 475,
511, 514, 525
Eleventh Foot, i. 300, 388, 417, 447, 487, 541; ii. 95 (Dettingen),
114 (Fontenoy), 341, 486 (Minden), 501, 524
Twelfth Foot, i. 300, 303, 388, 398, 503; ii. 42, 95 (Dettingen),
112 (Fontenoy), 491 (Minden)
Thirteenth Foot, i. 300, 339, 388, 399, 417, 447, 449, 459, 477,
529; ii. 95 (Dettingen), 112 (Fontenoy), 133
Fourteenth Foot, i. 300, 388; ii. 4
Fifteenth Foot, i. 300, 388, 399, 442, 511, 514; ii. 60, 69, 71
(Carthagena), 75, 156, 307, 316, 361, 374, 541
Sixteenth Foot, i. 305, 388, 399, 442, 504, 511, 514, 521, 525;
ii. 7
Seventeenth Foot, i. 305, 342, 388, 399, 447, 458, 487; ii. 300,
316, 541
Eighteenth Foot (Royal Irish), i. 336, 379 (Namur), 388, 399, 469,
475, 496, 504, 511 (Oudenarde), 523 (Malplaquet), 563
Nineteenth Foot, i. 388, 492, 525; ii. 114 (Fontenoy), 153, 521
Twentieth Foot, i. 337, 388, 484, 529; ii. 95 (Dettingen), 114
(Fontenoy), 307, 340, 359, 486, 491 (Minden), 524, 527
Twenty-First Foot (Scots Fusiliers), i. 364 (Steenkirk), 371, 388,
437 (Blenheim), 442, 471, 504, 511, 525, 563; ii. 7, 25, 107,
115 (Fontenoy), 161 (Lauffeld)
Twenty-Second Foot, i. 337, 388, 398; ii. 4, 42, 304, 316, 361
Twenty-Third Foot (Royal Welsh Fusiliers), i. 337, 388, 399, 424,
427, 437 (Blenheim), 443, 496 (Oudenarde), 504, 511, 525;
ii. 7, 95 (Dettingen), 114 (Fontenoy), 161 (Lauffeld), 292,
340, 491 (Minden), 514, 528, 541
Twenty-Fourth Foot, i. 337, 388, 437 (Blenheim), 399, 469, 509,
511, 525; ii. 60, 69, 75, 292, 307, 340, 501, 527
Twenty-Fifth Foot, i. 339, 363, 371, 388, 563; ii. 7, 114
(Fontenoy), 296, 307, 340, 491 (Minden), 514, 527
Twenty-Sixth Foot (Cameronians), i. 340, 363, 371, 388, 442, 511,
525, 563
Twenty-Seventh (Enniskillens), i. 342, 388, 398, 424, 563; ii. 7,
42, 75, 125, 133, 300, 325, 541
Twenty-Eighth Foot, i. 400, 487; ii. 4, 114 (Fontenoy), 156, 300,
316, 361, 374 (Quebec), 541, 575
Twenty-Ninth Foot, i. 400, 469, 484, 503; ii. 4, 114, 259
Thirtieth Foot, i. 400, 450, 479; ii. 4, 42, 156, 259, 307, 340,
521
Thirty-First Foot, i. 400, 448; ii. 95 (Dettingen), 114 (Fontenoy)
Thirty-Second Foot, i. 400, 448; ii. 4, 95 (Dettingen), 114
(Fontenoy)
Thirty-Third Foot, i. 400, 447, 459, 487 (Almanza), 530; ii. 4,
95 (Dettingen), 153, 340, 501, 514
Thirty-Fourth Foot, i. 400, 459, 479, 481 (Barcelona); ii. 4, 60,
64, 69, 114 (Fontenoy), 133, 340, 521, 541
Thirty-Fifth Foot, i. 398, 459, 477, 487; ii. 306, 316, 361, 374,
541
Thirty-Sixth Foot, i. 398, 459, 487; ii. 7, 60, 64, 69, 340, 521
Thirty-Seventh Foot, i. 400, 469, 496 (Oudenarde), 511, 514, 525,
541; ii. 95 (Dettingen), 341, 327, 491 (Minden)
Thirty-Eighth Foot, ii. 356, 538, 541, 565
Thirty-Ninth Foot, i. 400, 529; ii. 156, 236, 419
Fortieth Foot, ii. 42, 316, 541
Forty-First Foot, ii. 6
Forty-Second Highlanders (Black Watch), ii. 50, 112 (Fontenoy),
156, 296, 325, 354, 541
Forty-Third Foot, ii. 83, 153, 155 (Roucoux), 300, 361, 379
(Quebec), 541
Forty-Fourth Foot, ii. 83, 125, 268, 273, 297, 325
Forty-Fifth Foot, ii. 43, 83, 259, 316
Forty-Sixth Foot, ii. 83, 125, 300, 325
Forty-Seventh Foot, ii. 83, 125, 316, 361, 374 (Quebec)
Forty-Eighth Foot, ii. 83, 140, 268, 273, 277, 316, 361, 541
Forty-Ninth Foot, ii. 43, 260, 300
Fiftieth Foot, ii. 289, 307, 501, 527
Fifty-First Foot, ii. 259, 357, 341, 491 (Minden), 501, 514, 521
Fifty-Second Foot, ii. 259
Fifty-Third Foot, ii. 289, 293
Fifty-Fourth Foot, ii. 289, 293
Fifty-Fifth Foot, ii. 289, 300, 325
Fifty-Sixth Foot, ii. 219, 541
Fifty-Seventh Foot, ii. 289, 293
Fifty-Eighth Foot, ii. 289, 316, 361, 374, 543
Fifty-Ninth Foot, ii. 289
Sixtieth Foot, ii. 289, 316, 325, 334, 361, 374, 578, 591
Sixty-First Foot, ii. 299, 356
Sixty-Second Foot, ii. 299, 384, 385
Sixty-Third Foot, ii. 299, 351, 356
Sixty-Fourth Foot, ii. 300, 356
Sixty-Fifth Foot, ii. 300, 356, 541
Sixty-Sixth Foot, ii. 300, 346
Sixty-Seventh Foot, ii. 300, 521, 546
Sixty-Eighth Foot, ii. 300
Sixty-Ninth Foot, ii. 300, 385, 521, 541
Seventieth Foot, ii. 300
_Regiments since Disbanded._--
72nd (Richmond's), ii. 541
75th (Boscawen's), ii. 321
80th (Gage's), ii. 324
83rd (Sebright's), ii. 358
84th (Coote's) ii. 358
85th (Crawford's), ii. 500, 521
86th (Worge's), ii. 500
87th (Keith's Highlanders), ii. 500
88th (Campbell's), ii. 500
89th (Morris's), ii. 472, 500
90th (Morgan's) ii. 500
91st (Blayney's), ii. 500
92nd (Gore's) ii. 500
93rd (Bagshawe's), ii. 500
94th (Vaughan's), ii. 500, 521, 538
95th (Burton's), ii. 520
96th (Monson's), ii. 520
97th (James Stuart's), ii. 520, 521
98th (Gray's), ii. 520, 521
99th (Byng's), ii. 520
100th (Colin Campbell's), ii. 520
101st (Johnston's), ii. 443, 536
102nd (Wedderburn's), ii. 443, 536
103rd (Oswald's), ii. 537
104th (Tonyn's), ii. 537
105th (Graeme's), ii. 537
106th (Barré's), ii. 537
107th (Beauclerk's), ii. 537
108th (Macdougall's), ii. 537
109th (Nairn's), ii. 537
110th (Deakin's), ii. 537
111th (Markham's), ii. 537
112th (Hamilton's), ii. 537
113th (M'Lean's), ii. 537
114th (Crawford's), ii. 537
115th (Ogle's), ii. 537
_Regiments not numbered but known by Colonels' Names_--
Aberdour's (Light Dragoons), ii. 500
Argyll's (foot), i. 369
Barrymore's (foot). _See_ Pearce's dragoons
Bolton's (foot), i. 337
Bowles's (dragoons), i. 487, 530; ii. 5
Bradshaw's (foot), i. 464
Brazier's (foot), i. 492
Bretton's (foot), i. 450, 487
Brudenell's (foot), i. 398, 458
Caldwell's (light dragoons), ii. 501
Carles's (foot), i. 492
Castletown's (foot), i. 369
Caulfield's (foot), i. 459, 503
Churchill's (dragoons), ii. 6
Clayton's (foot), i. 541
Collier's (foot), i. 334, 388
Cutts's (foot), i. 363, 367
Dalzell's (foot), i. 530, 536
De Grangue's (foot), ii. 82
Delaune's (foot), i. 492
Deloraine's (foot), i. 417
Dormer's (foot), i. 503, 530; ii. 6
Draper's (foot), ii. 314, 469
Drogheda's (light dragoons), ii. 501
Dubourgay's (foot), ii. 6
Dungannon's (foot), i. 417
Elliot's (foot), i. 411, 459
Erle's (dragoons), i. 417
Evans's (foot), i. 411, 475, 496, 514, 525
Fenwick's (foot), i. 239
Fitzpatrick's (foot), i. 334, 364
Fraser's (foot), ii. 300, 316
Goff's (foot), i. 249
Gore's (foot), i. 530; ii. 5
Gorges's (foot), i. 411, 459
Granby's (light dragoons), ii. 501
Grant's (foot), ii. 7
Hamilton's (foot), i. 388, 503
Hazelrigg's (foot), i. 239
Hill's (foot), i. 484
Honeywood's (horse), ii. 5
Hotham's (foot), i. 450; ii. 6
Ikerryn's (foot), i. 417
Inchiquin's (foot), i. 417
Ingoldsby's (foot), i. 337
Johnson's (foot), i. 503
Jones's (foot), i. 492
Kane's (foot), i. 541
Kerr's (foot), i. 464, 484, 487
Kingston's (foot), i. 337
Kingston's (later Cumberland's) light dragoons, ii. 162
Lauder's (foot), i. 363
Leigh's (foot), i. 390
Lepell's (foot), i. 450
Lisburn's (foot), i. 337
Lovelace's (foot), i. 464
Lucas's (foot), ii. 6
Macartney's (foot), i. 484, 487
Macclesfield's (horse), i. 368, 388
Mackay's (foot), i. 363, 371
Mohun's (foot), i. 400
Molesworth's (dragoons), ii. 6
Moore's (foot), i. 503
Montgomery's (foot), ii. 300, 400
Mordaunt's (foot), i. 400
Mountjoy's (foot), i. 398, 459, 477, 487
Munden's (dragoons), i. 530; ii. 5
Nassau's (dragoons), i. 530
Newton's (foot), ii. 6
Orrery's (foot), i. 417, 492, 496, 525
Paston's (foot), i. 417, 529
Pearce's (dragoons), i. 411, 480, 487
Pepperrell's (foot), ii. 284, 296
Peterborough's (dragoons), i. 464, 487
Pocock's (foot), ii. 6
Prendergast's (foot), i. 514
Price's (foot), i. 464
Rich's (foot), ii. 6
Rochford's (dragoons), i. 530
Rooke's (foot), i. 417
Roscommon's (foot), i. 337
Shannon's (foot), i. 400
Shirley's (foot), ii. 296
Slane's (foot), i. 492
Soames's (foot), i. 450
Stanhope's (foot), ii. 6
Stanwix's (foot), i. 464, 529; ii. 6
Strathnaver's (foot), i. 388
Stringer's (foot), i. 400
Sutherland's (foot), ii. 500
Sybourg's (foot) i. 464
Temple's (foot), i. 400, 514, 521
Townsend's (foot), i. 464, 503
Tunbridge's (foot), i. 464
Tyrell's (foot), ii. 6
Wolfe's (foot), ii. 58, 75
Wynne's (foot), i. 450, 503; ii. 5

Reiters, i. 102, 138;
superseded by cuirassiers, 183

Renaissance, the, and the art of war, i. 106

Reynolds, John, i. 255;
commands Cromwell's force in French army, 267;
lost on Goodwin Sands, 269

Rhode Island, ii. 250

Rich, Barnaby, i. 138

Richard I., army under, i. 13

Richard II., i. 50, 52

Richards, Colonel John, i. 342, 528

Richelieu, Duke of, ii. 292

Richmond, Duke of, ii. 136

Riedesel, Colonel, ii. 549

Ripon, Treaty of, i. 198

Robinson, Colonel, ii. 58

Robinson, Sir T. (Secretary of State 1754), ii. 268

Rochelle, expedition to, i. 193

Rodney, Captain George, R.N., ii. 316

Rollo, Lord, ii. 321, 397, 536

Ronçevalles, Pass of, i. 45

Rooke, Admiral Sir George, i. 407, 448

Roquemaure, French officer in Canada, ii. 398

Roses, Wars of the, i. 5;
changes in warfare during, 76

Ross, Christian (the female dragoon), i. 572

Ross, Ensign David, i. 176

Rottmeister, i. 181

Row, Brigadier, at Blenheim, i. 437

Rumsdorf. _See_ Landen

Rupert, Prince, i. 169, 199;
at Edgehill, 200;
at Marston Moor, 205;
influence on cavalry, 215;
at Naseby, 225, 228

Rushworth, John, i. 311

Russell, Sir William, i. 148

Russia, Treaty of George the Second with, ii. 291

Ruvigny. _See_ Galway

Ryswick, Peace of, i. 379, 399, 563; ii. 181, 253

Sabine, Brigadier, at Oudenarde, i. 496-498

Sackville, Lord George, ii. 290, 307, 341, 345, 481;
at Minden, 488-493;
dismissed from army, 496

St. Clair, General, ii. 156

St. Germain, Count of, ii. 502

St. Ghislain, i. 515; ii. 150

St. John, Henry (Bolingbroke), i. 416, 551, 582, 538, 571, 591;
tampers with army after Utrecht, ii. 3, 255

St. Helena, ii. 171, 188

St. Kitts, ii. 62

St. Lazare, ii. 67

St. Lucia, ii. 347

St. Pierre, ii. 349

St. Ruth, General, i. 349

St. Thomé, ii. 194

Salabat Jung (Viceroy of Deccan 1759), ii. 197, 408, 448, 457

Salières, Marquis of, ii. 160

Samiaveram, ii. 211

Sandford, Brigadier, i. 527

Sauhojee (Ruler of Tanjore 1749) ii. 192

Sankey, Brigadier, i. 530

Santiago di Cuba, British attack on, ii. 74-79

Saunders, Admiral, ii. 385, 499

Saunders, Mr., Governor of Madras, ii. 202, 405

Saxe, Maurice, Maréchal de, i. 503; ii. 105, 106;
at Fontenoy, 110-121, 150;
action at Roucoux, 153;
notable march from Louvain, 158;
Lauffeld, 159-163

Schellenberg, the, Marlborough's march on, i. 423

Schomberg, Mainhard, Duke of, i. 447

Schomberg, Marshal, i. 268;
Colonel of Royal Scots, 334, 338;
commands expedition to Ireland, 343;
his complaints of administration, 345;
Irish campaign of 1690, 348;
killed at the Boyne, 349, 381, 573

Schulemberg, General, at Malplaquet, i. 519

Schwartz, Martin, i. 77

Scots, in French army, i. 65, 67, 70;
defeated at Flodden, 117;
in Dutch army, 43, 160, 295;
in Danish army, 173;
bravery of, 176, 186;
under Gustavus Adolphus, 179;
capture of Rügenwalde, 185;
heavy losses at Nuremberg, 189;
rebellion of 1639, 194;
allies of Parliament, 204;
fight for Charles, 234;
defeated at Dunbar, 244;
and Worcester, 247;
army establishment of 1693, 385;
amalgamated with English at Union, 580

Scott, Major, ii. 316

Seaforth, Lord, ii. 9

Secretary-at-War. _See_ War Office

Secretary of State, responsibility of, for army, ii. 21

Sedgwicke, Major, i. 264; ii. 243

Segur, Count of, ii. 160

Sepoy Army, ii. 177

Sergeants, origin of, i. 24, 94

Seringham, ii. 210

Sevajee (Mahratta leader), ii. 168

Seven Years' War, i. 326; ii. 31, 80 _et seq._
(_See also_ French.)

Sexby, i. 256

Seymour, Edward, i. 301

Shahab-ud-Din (1023), ii. 167

Shah Jehan (Mogul Emperor), ii. 168, 170

Shakespeare, as historian of army, i. 140

Shales, Commissary, corruptness of, i. 348

Shell. _See_ Arms and Armour.

Shield. _See_ Arms and Armour

Shipman, Sir Abraham, ii. 171

Shippen, "Downright," ii. 15, 58

Shirley, William (Governor of Massachusetts 1744), ii. 255, 269, 282,
285

Short Service, first tried in India, i. 566; ii. 172, 572

Shrewsbury, Earl of, i. 71

Shrimpton, General, i. 487; ii. 296

Sidney, Sir Philip, i. 147

Skelton, Brigadier, at Fontenoy, ii. 119

Skippon, Philip, i. 168;
Parliamentary Chief of Staff, 212

Slingsby, Sir Charles, i. 169

Smith, Captain Joseph, ii. 237, 427, 435

Smyth, Sir John, defends bows and arrows, i. 138

Soldier, origin of word, i. 8

Sollerets. _See_ Arms and Armour

Solmes, Count, i. 364;
killed at Landen, 376

Somers, Lord, pleads for standing army, i. 384, 536

Soubise, Prince of, ii. 480, 524;
feebleness of, 530, 547, 553

Southwell, Sir Robert, i. 349

Spaar (Dutch General), i. 413

Spain, medieval army of, i. 96;
campaigns of Allies in, 407, 447, 459, 476, 528;
reasons of success of Bourbons in, 535

Spaniards, in Low Countries, i. 140;
opposed to French and English under Turenne, 270;
defeated at Dunkirk, 273

Spanish Succession, War of, i. 397-480;
authorities on, 553

Spear. _See_ Arms and Armour

Spörcke, General von, ii. 491, 504, 509;
victory at Langensalza, 523, 530, 549

Spottiswoode (Governor of Virginia), ii. 59

Spynie, Lord, i. 178

Stair, John, Earl of, i. 552; ii. 53, 83;
a clever diplomatist, 85;
hampered by Home Government, 88;
not responsible for our position before Dettingen, 90-92, 102;
his force badly equipped, 563;
his plan for recruiting, 576

Standish, Miles, ii. 249

Stanhope, General James, i. 460;
captures Minorca, 511, 529, 532-534; ii. 4

Stanley, Edward, daring courage at Zutphen, i. 150

Stanley, Sir William, i. 147

Staremberg, General, commands in Peninsula, i. 511;
defeats Spanish, 530

Statute of Winchester, i. 4, 16-23, 112, 125, 191, 199, 292

Stevens, Commodore, ii. 429

Stephen, King, army under, i. 11

Stollhofen, lines of, i. 418, 421

Strafford, Thomas Wentworth, Earl of, i. 199; ii. 19

Strozzi, Filippo, i. 101

Strozzi, Piero, i. 102

Sufder Ali (son of Nabob of Carnatic 1732), ii. 176, 179

Surajah Dowlah (ruler of Bengal 1756), ii. 409;
Plassey, 416-425

Surat, first French factory in India, ii. 173

Surrey, Thomas, Earl of, at Flodden, i. 115

Swabian infantry, i. 85-92

Swedes, in Royalist army, i. 206

Swiss, medieval army of, i. 83-85

Sword. _See_ Arms and Armour

Symonds, Ensign, ii. 206

Taisnières, Forest of, i. 518

Talbot, John, i. 66, 71

Tallard, Marshal, i. 403, 412, 415, 419, 429;
encamps at Blenheim, 431;
his formation, 434;
defeated and taken prisoner, 440-445

Tangier, i. 297

Tanjore, British in, ii. 192

Tassets. _See_ Arms and Armour

Taviers, i. 468

Temple, Lord, story of Wolfe told by, ii. 360, 536

Tencin, Cardinal, ii. 124

Terheyden, ii. 150

Tessé, Marshal, i. 449, 481

Thackeray's _Esmond_, i. 569

Thanes, i. 5

Thirty Years' War, i. 3, 168;
English and Scots fight in, 173 _et seq._

Thurloe, John, i. 312

Thurot (French privateer), descent on Ireland, ii. 501

Tilbury, camp at, i. 150

Tilly, victory at Lutter, i. 174;
defeat at Breitenfeld, 186

Tilly, Count Tscerclaes de, i. 412, 469

Tolmach, General, at Landen, i. 375;
expedition to Brest, 377

Tolpatches, ii. 147

Tongres, ii. 152

"Tories," ii. 38

Tournament, its military uses, i. 11

Tournay, Marlborough's siege of, i. 513; ii. 121

Townley, Francis, ii. 135

Townsend, Brigadier George, ii. 301, 361;
at Quebec, ii. 382;
at Vellinghausen, 527

Train-bands, i. 119, 128, 135, 195

Transport vessels, horrors of, i. 560, 570

Trelawny, Colonel, i. 306

Trelawny, Governor of Jamaica, ii. 76

Trichinopoly, ii. 208;
French and English contest for, 198, 221

Trichinopoly, Rajah of, ii. 176

Trincomalee, ii. 180

Tullibardine, Lord, ii. 9

Turenne, i. 266;
commends English soldiers, 270, 274, 296, 406; ii. 279

Tyrawley, Lord, ii. 564

Tyrconnel, Richard, Earl of, i. 303, 336

Underhill, Captain John, ii. 249

Unterglau, i. 433

Utrecht, Peace of, army disbanded after, ii. 3, 32;
North America and, 256

Valencia, taken by Peterborough, i. 481

Vasco da Gama, ii. 168

Vauban, i. 359, 474;
fortresses of, 513; ii. 292

Vaudreuil (Governor of Quebec), ii. 322, 378

Vegetius, quoted, i. 32

Velasco, i. 460

Venables, General Robert, i. 255, 260

Vendôme, Marshal, i. 475, 491;
sends detachment to Oudenarde, 495;
but out-marched by Marlborough, 496;
differences with Burgundy, 497;
at Oudenarde, 500;
campaign in Spain, 522

Vere, Francis, i. 147;
his ancestors great soldiers, 155;
siege of Ostend, 156;
exposes corruption in army, 157, 159;
at Nieuport, 161-165;
death, 167

Vere, Horace, i. 156, 164, 166

Vere, Robert, i. 156

Vergor, French commander at Quebec, ii. 374

Vernon, Admiral, capture of Porto Bello, ii. 58;
Carthagena expedition, 64, 79

Vezon, ii. 111

Villadarias, Marquis, i. 530

Villars, Marshal, i. 406, 412;
successes in 1703, 415;
replaced by Marsin, 418, 465;
recalled from the Rhine, 474;
commands again in 1709, 513;
wounded at Malplaquet, 532, 536;
campaign of 1711, 541;
out-generalled by Marlborough, 546

Villeroy, Marshal, i. 411, 413, 418, 421, 429;
captures Huy, 451;
errors at Ramillies, 466, 473;
superseded by Vendôme, 475, 491

Villiers, Elizabeth, i. 390

Virginians, clever irregular troops, ii. 281

Vlytingen, ii. 160

Von Imhoff, General, ii. 481

Wade, General, ii. 20, 26;
roads in Highlands, 49, 83, 87, 102, 104, 107, 132, 137

Waldeck, Prince of, i. 338

Waldegrave, Brigadier, at Minden, ii. 491;
at Warburg, 510;
at Wesel, 518

Wallace, William, i. 17

Wallenstein, i. 178, 188

Waller, Sir William, i. 205

Walpole, Sir Robert, Paymaster of Forces, ii. 5;
and army, 16, 18;
Excise Bill, 20, 48, 55;
against war, 57, 80, 567

Walpole, Horace, appreciation of Cumberland, ii. 567

Walsh, Brigadier, ii. 539

Wambais. _See_ Arms and Armour

Wandewash, Brereton's attack on, ii. 457;
Coote's victory at, 464

Wangenheim, General, at Minden, ii. 485-490, 555

_War Office and Army Organisation_--
In its early stages, i. 219;
defects in organisation, 556;
its want of consideration for soldiers, 562;
laziness of Board of Generals, ii. 31;
bad provision for Colonial troops, 43;
civilian element strong at, 561;
faulty records of, 562;
becomes more military in 18th century, 567

_Secretary-at-War_--
First appointed, i. 311;
accompanies Commander-in-Chief on active service, 359, 392;
change in his functions, 409;
under Anne, 554, 581;
powers of, 583;
Walpole, St. John, Granville, Lansdowne, Wyndham, and Gwynne as,
582;
Pulteney as, ii. 5;
list of from 1714-1735, 21;
increasing influence of, 21;
difficulties of, 25;
abuse of his powers, 27;
effect on army, 28

Warren, Commodore, ii. 258

Warwick, Earl of (the King-maker), i. 73

Washington, George, ii. 265, 270, 277, 285, 323

Watson, Admiral, ii. 236, 411

Webb, Colonel, ii. 296, 306

Webb, General Richmond, i. 507, 538, 577

Wentworth, General, ii. 59, 62;
letters to Newcastle, 63;
Carthagena expedition, 64-74;
Cuba, 75

West Indies, first British expedition to, i. 265;
our troops in, 560; ii. 42.
_See_ Barbados, Cuba, Dominica, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Jamaica,
Martinique, St. Kitts, St. Vincent

Wesleyans in Cumberland's army, ii. 121

Westphalen, General, Chief of Staff to Ferdinand of Brunswick,
ii. 496

White Company, the, i. 44

William I., i. 6, 7

William II. (Rufus), i. 8

William III. (of Orange), i. 296;
invades England, 305, 330;
increases army, 336;
conquest of Ireland, 341;
as a general, 356;
war with France, 357;
Steenkirk, 361-367;
Landen, 372-376;
invests Namur, 378;
bullied into disbanding army, 385-388;
disposal of Irish lands, 390;
estimate of his character, 392;
refuses to recognise Philip of Anjou, 398

William of Nassau, i. 142

William of Ypres, i. 23

William the Silent, i. 145

Williams, Roger, i. 139, 142;
in Leicester's army, 147

Willoughby, Lord, i. 147, 193

Wilmington, Lord, ii. 82

Wimbledon. See Cecil

Winslow, Edward, i. 260

Withers, General, i. 519

Wolfe, Colonel Edward, ii. 53

Wolfe, Colonel James, ii. 53, 58;
mentioned in Cumberland's despatches, 157, 308, 315, 319, 359;
operations against Quebec, 368-382;
death, 383;
criticisms on his generalship at Quebec, 387;
his monument, 498;
his humane qualities, 569

Wolseley, Colonel, i. 342

Worcester, ii. 38

Worge, Colonel, ii. 346

Würtemberg, Duke of, commands advance guard at Steenkirk, i. 362, 369,
422, 456, 470

Wutgenau, General, ii. 528

Wynyard, Colonel, ii. 58, 69

Xavier, Prince of Saxony, as ally of French, ii. 507, 527, 532, 547

Xenophon, Hipparchicus of, i. 106

Yeomanry, the, i. 133

Yeomen of the Guard, i. 110

Young, Sir William, ii. 17

York, Duke of, at Agincourt, i. 58-62, 77

York, James, Duke of, i. 270, 287, 294.
_See_ James II.

Yorke, Captain, ii. 449

Zastrow, General, ii. 555

Zinghis Khan, ii. 167

Zizka, John, his tactics copied at Roveray, i. 68;
his military genius, 82, 188;
compared with Cromwell, 281

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TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE

All changes noted in the ERRATA (pg xxii) have been applied to the
etext.

The original text had two dots under the date superscripts 'th',
'st', 'nd' and 'rd'; these dots have been removed in the etext.

A frequent abbreviation in the Footnotes is 'Cal. S. P. Dom.'; this
stands for 'Calendar of State Papers, Domestic'. Also 'H. O. M. E. B.'
stands for 'Home Office Military Entry Book'.

Obvious typographical errors and punctuation errors have been
corrected after careful comparison with other occurrences within
the text and consultation of external sources.

Except for those changes noted below, all misspellings in the text,
and inconsistent or archaic usage, have been retained. For example,
sick-list, sick list; breastwork, breast-work; situate, tragical.

Pg viii, 'retreats northwards' replaced by 'retreats northward'.
Pg ix, 'Aix-le-Chapelle' replaced by 'Aix-la-Chapelle'.
Pg 9, 'in Ros-shire' replaced by 'in Ross-shire'.
Pg 60, 'not unsucessfully' replaced by 'not unsuccessfully'.
Pg 158, the missing anchor for Footnote [232] was inserted after
'opportunity was lost.'
Pg 167, 'form of an independant' replaced by 'form of an independent'.
Pg 170, 'petition to Parliment' replaced by 'petition to Parliament'.
Pg 177, 'French assistancee' replaced by 'French assistance'.
Pg 201, 'summond Clive' replaced by 'summoned Clive'.
Pg 219, '[Sidenote: Oct. 13/Nov. 11.]' replaced by
'[Sidenote: Oct. 31/Nov. 11.]'.
Pg 428, 'a Madras had' replaced by 'at Madras had'.
Pg 509, 'of Ochsendorf of' replaced by 'of Ochsendorf and'.

Footnotes.
[5] (with its anchor on) pg 6, 'Miscellaneous Oraers' replaced by
'Miscellaneous Orders'.
[122] pg 52, 'Ibid' inserted before '30th October'.
[125] pg 52, 'Ibid' inserted before '11th November'.
[174] pg 91, 'June 2/3' replaced by 'June 2/13'.
[442] pg 581, 'Full pay per week' Dragoon descriptor replaced by
'Remains to be paid weekly'.
Index.
Andros; 'ii. 258' replaced by 'ii. 251'.
Parliament; 'ii. 1;' replaced by 'ii. 3;'.
Vernon; 'Portobello' replaced by 'Porto Bello'.
William III; 'Anjou, 598' replaced by 'Anjou, 398'.
Zinghis; 'Zenghis' replaced by 'Zinghis'.