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WFGamers18 Aug 2017 3:36 a.m. PST

Hi all,


The latest edition of the Pike and Shot society journal 'Arquebusier' (volume 35, issue 3) arrived today. As a member of the society you get this free, along with other benefits like discounts on the society's works, but you can also pick them up on the society's stand at many UK shows.

As usual the journal features a nice selection of high quality articles/features. There are three on the English Civil War. A very informative article on fighting in enclosed ground, some thing that featured heavily in the war but is often not well handled in games. An interesting in depth review of a new PC game covering the war. Lastly an interesting new take on the battle of Cheriton, both the history and gaming it.

Other articles feature a more diverse selection of subjects. There is a nice article on the Garde Te Voet, the Dutch Blue Guards, focusing on the 1680's and 90's. Another concerns the first officer of the Household cavalry to be killed in action in 1685. There is also a short discussion on the portrait of a Dutch officer from circa 1638 and a number of independent book reviews of recent publications.

In summary another great issue of this journal with material that most people interested in this era, or just curious, will find interesting. The Pike and Shot Society website is here if you are interested – pikeandshotsociety.org

DHautpol18 Aug 2017 6:33 a.m. PST

Mine arrived yesterday; not opened it yet.

Painting the Garde te Voet at the moment, so will be interested to read what they have to say.

Supercilius Maximus18 Aug 2017 11:44 p.m. PST

Been a member from time to time over the past decade or more, and the journal alone is worth the price. It would be nice, however, to get a reminder that my subscription is about to lapse, so that I could renew it.

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