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Imperial Gurds, and a grand batterie, well what remains of my visiting soccer teams 
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Losing Cavalry is inefficient, so they are just getting HPs down. For now.Originally posted by Paddy the Scot
Imperial Gurds, and a grand batterie, well what remains of my visiting soccer teams
Where is the Spanish fleet? Has anybody spotted the Spanish fleet? Oo have they really decided to take a vacation?
Seriously. Kung freaking fu.Comment
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I bet they have
as I bet you would if you were in Spanish waters and the Spanish fleet was holed up in one of several ports
yeah Modo, why not take your boats down that way?Comment
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Hahahaha your welcome to come out of your hidey hole and play with us Modo of the English!! were still there just a little further away from your shores to prevent any more of your hit and run away attacks
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onwards to the People Of Prussia
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to the Czar.Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war .... aw, forget that nonsense. Beer, please.Comment
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January 1805 to Paddy.Comment
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Battles:- Near Cardiff (land). 7 Grand Batteries attack: 7 HP off the Imperial Guards.
- Killed the remaining Voltigeur near Vejle.
Are those five French Armies in Prussian territory waiting for something? Don't be shy. Come and get some.
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to Ljube.
1805 in real Napoleonic history saw a number of critical battles.
Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war .... aw, forget that nonsense. Beer, please.Comment
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Indeed. However the battles were near the end of the year.
March 1805 to Paddy.Comment
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Paddy? Any time now...
Seriously. Kung freaking fu.Comment
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March 1805 resent.Comment
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