"Dutch-Belgian-Nassau musketry wounds in 1815" Topic
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| Erwin Muilwijk | 19 Feb 2022 6:17 a.m. PST |
When you are interested in the number of registered wounded from musket balls during the 1815 campaign amongst the Netherlands field army, you should read my artcile on Academia (get your free access there). It is an English translation of the original article written in Dutch, also available there with illustrations.
For the article in English go to: link Injuries and consequences for Dutch veterans of the Waterloo campaign. An investigation into musket wounds via, among others, the Fonds 1815. |
| Erwin Muilwijk | 19 Feb 2022 6:19 a.m. PST |
There are also other originally written articles by me on the Netherlands field army on my Academia page: link |
| Lieutenant Lockwood | 19 Feb 2022 6:15 p.m. PST |
I can attest to the high standard of scholarship evident in Erwin's work. |
 enfant perdus  | 24 Feb 2022 4:56 p.m. PST |
Thank you for the heads up on this Erwin. It was a very informative read. I'll echo Lt. Lockwood in saying everything I've read from you (especially your three volume magnum opus) has been superb. |
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