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Just to let you know Trevor

The Pards (American Civil War Group - Liam’s Group (ok, war of Northern Aggression )) work very closely together

Have an ACW uniform for sale
1 x blue trousers
1x union sack coat tunic with sergeant rank markings
1 x union kepi
1 x union cavalry belt buckle
1 confederate belt buckle

offers please

... of Labour. She and Alexandra Kollantai in the new Soviet Union were the first women at cabinet level. (6) The partition of Ireland and the ensuing Civil War ensured the victory of pro-British, socially conservative forces in government. In the 1930’s many of the remaining Irish radical leaders ...

... in a military hospital in Fermoy. In revenge for this incident the regiment went wild in Limerick city the following night, rioting, beating up civilians and getting drunk. My friend Tom Toomey has a lot more information on this incident in the city itself as an aftermath to Cratloe and Id be ...

... woman thing. then this year i came back from rockingham having completely fallen in love with black powder. so my latest foray is into american civil war. i had a brilliant weekend at charles fort, shooting and man-ing it up. when i first contacted the pards i was very very wary of what the ...

... in my mind is if the woman can fool others that she actually is a man. This issue is a major hot button here in the States, escecially in American Civil War reenacting. It has split this group down the middle. Besides Annie, your too cute to to pass for a 200 lbs, bearded, stinky, killer! That's ...

... However, this all happened so long ago that nobody is going to object to portrayals of the Boudiccan Revolt. In the early modern period, the civil wars of the 17th century are much more likely to arose controversy because the issues that were fought over are still, to some extent, valid; ...

... I've had but the one school year of experience in MedRen, but I'm a history nerd and I've been kicking around with American Revolutionary/Civil War re-enactors all my life and hanging out at Renfaires since I was thirteen or so. When the public sees re-enactors, sorry to anyone who thinks ...

... patrol. I also have an Irish Volunteer button, which I am told is in fact a National Army button, and may therefore date from the period of the civil war - is this likely to be a correct assumption?

... over them. Im on holidays in Scotland at the moment so I cant go to detailed on this right now. But I have a book on the War of Independence and Civil War in Clare being published this Febuary and I note that your from oxfordshire. Ive got alot of Information on the Ox and Bucks Light Infantry ...