A relation of the personalities and events that swept up the tiny enclave of Nassau-Ringgwurm and its rulers, the Landgraves of Loseth-Pfaffenhofen, in the tumultuous years from 1688- 1815.
All fictitious of course, but providing a foil to my other historical creation, the House of Bouillon-Cantinat of St. Vignobles in the service of France.
Ludovic-Augustus von Loseth-Pfaffenhofen, "The Black Landgrave"
Tercio of Barón de Gramont, 1642-43
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Tercio de Barón de Gramont; el ejército español de Flandes 1642-48
Recruited from Burgundians (Franc-comtois). Fought alongside the veteran
Spanish *ter...
Stayin' alive
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Dear visitors of the blog......
It has been a while since the last update. Various people tried to take
care of this blog and for other various reasons one...
Счастливое святки!
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Which, if Babelfish is to be trusted and your computer is set up to read
Cyrillic, is Russian for *"Happy Sviatki"*. This being the time for the
Russian Or...
Peter Watkin's "Culloden"
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*The* Battle of Culloden offers a somewhat tenuous clue to the identity of
the unfortunate gentlemen referred to in my *previous post*, but is
certainly re...