"Review by David M. Davis" Topic

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Editor in Chief Bill	28 Dec 2016 7:49 p.m. PST
I haven't played these rules yet. However, I like the way they are written, and the unit information in the rules. Rules have lots of examples, and the illustrations are very good. David Park Newport has a good sense of humor. I am just now getting into the Seven Years War, and I plan to use these rules for the first few games. I will also try them for the Age of Marlborough. (copied over from the TMP's old Rules Directory)
von Schwartz	05 Apr 2019 4:53 p.m. PST
I have used these rules in the past and liked them but the ravages of time have taken their toll and I need a new copy. Are they available, and if so where?
Lets party with Cossacks	26 Dec 2019 3:01 a.m. PST
I would also be interested to know if they are available.

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