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	Douglas’s Tale of the Peninsula and Waterloo. Edited by Stanley Monick. Leo Cooper: London, 1997. “I Join the Royal Scots,” page 5. Hay was a very strict disciplinarian, and did not bear the best of names among the Add to Reading List Document Date: 2006-11-16 20:27:43 Open Document File Size: 17,96 KB Share Result on Facebook City Staplehurst / London / Cambridge / / Company 4th Battalion Light Company / Riverside Press / / Country United Kingdom / / Facility Spellmouny Library of Military History / / NaturalFeature Heights of Eschellar / / Organization British Army / / Person B.H. Liddell Hart / John Spenser Cooper / Leo Cooper / Stanley Monick / / Position Lance Corporal / Captain / Colonel / senior commander / full Corporal / officer / Sergeant / Commanding Officer / non-commissioned officer / Corporal / / SocialTag Military ranks of Singapore Military ranks Police ranks Corporal Lance corporal Sergeant Non-commissioned officer Flagellation Military organization Military

Douglas’s Tale of the Peninsula and Waterloo. Edited by Stanley Monick. Leo Cooper: London, 1997. “I Join the Royal Scots,” page 5. Hay was a very strict disciplinarian, and did not bear the best of names among theAdd to Reading List