Contents of Current Issue (as of 3 October 2011):
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PAGE NUMBER |
Editorial |
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1 |
| Wenceslas Hollar - a 17th Century War Artist |
David Flintham |
2 |
The Earl of Essex's Dragoons during the Edgehill Campaign |
Simon Marsh |
12 |
A Military Library in 1642 |
Stephen Ede-Borret |
21 |
A Thirty Years War Breech Loading Gun from Germany |
Rob Morgan |
22 |
The Campaign and Battle of Obertvnem, 1531 |
Rob Morgan |
29 |
Snow Camouflage Dress at the Beginning of the Sixteenth Century |
Michael Fredholm von Essen |
31 |
The European Military Revolution, When, where and who? |
Charles Singleton |
35 |
Book and Figure Reviews |
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40 |
The Earl of Torrington, the Glorious Revolution and the Nattle of Beachy Head; an exercise in secondary research |
Michael Clark |
46 |
Sample Articles from Previous Issues:
Volume XXX/I
Note DXVI. Ottoman Naval Flags from Lepanto
Volume XXII/II
The Battle of Fornovo at Roll Call 1996
Volume XXIII/I
Clothing and Equipment of Queen Elizabeth's Army (Continued)
Volume XXIII/IV
The Allied Order of Battle at Julich, 1610
Volume XXIV/III
Review Article: Spain and the Netherlands in the 17th Century
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