- Reaction score
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This is from the perspective of the US Army but as a civilian I found it incredibly informative.
Although as a Brit I would point out that the scientific basis of field artillery predates Napoleon by the best part of a century. Woolwich, Royal Artillery and Royal Engineers were Warranted on 26 May 1716.
George I Hanover arrived in England on 18 September 1714 and was crowned on 20 October 1714.
The Church of England and the Tories rioted against Hanover, Whigs and Presbyterians from the coronation onwards and continued until the Whigs passed The Riot Act on 1 August 1715. On 27 August 1715 the Stewart sympathisers rose at Braemar in Scotland against the Hanoverians, Whigs and the presbyterian Church of Scotland. The efforts fizzled on 13 November 1715 at Sherrifmuir. The Government started to raise a mobile army of Dragoons and horse drawn artillery.
Although as a Brit I would point out that the scientific basis of field artillery predates Napoleon by the best part of a century. Woolwich, Royal Artillery and Royal Engineers were Warranted on 26 May 1716.
George I Hanover arrived in England on 18 September 1714 and was crowned on 20 October 1714.
The Church of England and the Tories rioted against Hanover, Whigs and Presbyterians from the coronation onwards and continued until the Whigs passed The Riot Act on 1 August 1715. On 27 August 1715 the Stewart sympathisers rose at Braemar in Scotland against the Hanoverians, Whigs and the presbyterian Church of Scotland. The efforts fizzled on 13 November 1715 at Sherrifmuir. The Government started to raise a mobile army of Dragoons and horse drawn artillery.
George I of Great Britain - Wikipedia
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1715 England riots - Wikipedia
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Jacobite rising of 1715 - Wikipedia
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Royal Arsenal - Wikipedia
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The Loyal Mob and Presbyterians.
We Gentlemen of the Loyal Mob of Shrewsbury, do issue out this Proclamation to all Dissenters from the Church of England, of what Kind or Denomination soever, whether Independent, Baptists or Quakers: If you, or any of you, do encourage or suffer any of that damnable Faction called Presbyterians, to assemble themselves amongst you, in any of your Conventicles, at the time of Divine Worship, you may expect to meet with the same that they have been treated with. Given under our Hands and Seals the 11th Day of July 1715. God save the King.[14]