Sunday, 23 May 2010

Battle of Ramillies 1706


Today this battle was fought. One of the famous deaths was that of Colonel Bringfield - Marlborough fell from his horse early in the engagement with the French, and when he was being remounted on a spare charger, a cannonball flew over the back of the horse and decapitated Colonel Bringfield, who was holding the stirrup.

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  1. Le Roi Soliel are the amended rules for 1690-1740, for the popular Impetus Rules.

    The Army Lists for Ramillies 1706, as well as special rules and maps are available as a download here:

    http://impetus.forumsland.com/impetus-about1749.html

    I hope you enjoy refighting this battle, described as a masterpiece by many military historians.

    The rules are free and can be downloaded from the Impetus Forum. Rules can be downloaded here:
    http://impetus.forumsland.com/impetus-about1749.html

    Keep your eye open for further Army Lists in the coming weeks and months. (Battle of Boyne is expected within a month)

    Questions and comments can be posted on the Forum, or directly to me. Des – leroisoliel@gmail.com

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