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Holowczyn Scenario#: A208     Date: July 14, 1708     Location: Holowczyn, Poland Battle of Holowczyn Horse & Musket — Annual #2
Glorious Victory at Lesnaya Scenario#: A107     Date: September 28, 1708     Location: Lesnaya, Belarus Battle of Lesnaya Horse & Musket — Annual #1
The Student Surpasses the Master Scenario#: DE14     Date: July 8, 1709     Location: Poltava, Ukraine Battle of Poltava Horse & Musket — Dawn of an Era (I)
Mort et convoi de l'invincible Malbrough Scenario#: DE11     Date: September 11, 1709     Location: Malplaquet, France Battle of Malplaquet Horse & Musket — Dawn of an Era (I)
Stanhope’s Great Charge Scenario#: A403     Date: July 27, 1710     Location: Almenar, Spain Battle of Almenar Horse & Musket — Annual #4
A Bourbon on the Spanish Throne Scenario#: DE19     Date: December 10, 1710     Location: Villaviciosa, Spain Battle of Villaviciosa Horse & Musket — Dawn of an Era (I)
Denain Scenario#: A202     Date: July 24, 1712     Location: Denain, France Battle of Denain Horse & Musket — Annual #2
A Battle Won and a War Lost Scenario#: A104     Date: December 9, 1712     Location: Gadebusch, Germany Battle of Gadebusch Horse & Musket — Annual #1
Alness Scenario#: J04     Date: 10 July 1715     Location: Alness, Scotland In early October 1715 Sir Robert Munro, still loyal to the Government of George I, was secretly assembling his clansmen with the intention of taking Inverness. To join him in his effort he appealed to John Gordon, Earl of Sutherland … Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising
Preston Scenario#: J14     Date: 12 November 1715     Location: Preston, England Since the start of the uprising in October 1715, Forster, in command of the Jacobite forces, had kept his small army on the move hoping to recruit more soldiers. By early November, he was at Preston. Unbeknown to Forster, Wills, … Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising
Sheriffmuir Scenario#: J05     Date: 13 November 1715     Location: Sheriffmuir, Scotland In 1714 George I was proclaimed King of Great Britain and Ireland, John Erskine Earl of Mar, began to raise a Jacobite army in an attempt to return James Francis Edward Stuart, the Old Pretender, to the throne. In response, … Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising
Confusion on the Moors Scenario#: HC02     Date: November 13, 1715     Location: Sheriffmuir, Scotland The 1715 Jacobite rebellion began auspiciously. The Jacobites managed to secure almost half of Scotland without much fighting. Their army numbered over 10,000, the largest Jacobite force ever raised. James Francis Edward Stuart, who would be James… Hold the Line — Hold the Line: Highland Charge
Confusion on the Moors Scenario#: DE16     Date: November 13, 1715     Location: Sheriffmuir, Scotland Battle of Sheriffmuir Horse & Musket — Dawn of an Era (I)
Is There No God Beside Me? Scenario#: A111     Date: November 15, 1715     Location: Stresow, Germany Battle of Stresow Horse & Musket — Annual #1
“Prinz Eugen der edle Ritter” Scenario#: A317     Date: August 16, 1717     Location: Belgrade, Serbia Siege of Belgrade (1717) Horse & Musket — Annual #3
Glen Shiel Scenario#: J06     Date: 10 June 1719     Location: Glen Shiel, Scotland In 1719 Spain and England were embroiled in war. A planned invasion of England by 5,000 Spanish soldiers was foiled when storms broke up the entire fleet and only two ships reached Loch Duich. Not long after landing, the few … Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising
Rob Roy’s Last Battle Scenario#: HC03     Date: June 10, 1719     Location: Glen Shiel, Scotland Following the War of the Spanish Succession, Britain and France became allies. As a result, the Jacobites put their hopes on Spain. Phillip V wanted to return the kingdom to its former glory. The resulting War of the Quadruple Alliance … Hold the Line — Hold the Line: Highland Charge
Rob Roy’s Last Battle Scenario#: DE06     Date: June 10, 1719     Location: Glen Shiel, Scotland Battle of Glen Shiel Horse & Musket — Dawn of an Era (I)
Zenith of the the Hotak Dynasty Scenario#: SP08     Date: March 8, 1722     Location: Gulnabad, Iran Battle of Gulnabad Horse & Musket — Sport of Kings (II)
Safavid Restoration Scenario#: SP04     Date: September 29, 1729     Location: Mehmandost, Iran Battle of Damghan (1729) Horse & Musket — Sport of Kings (II)
Everything was on fire and covered in blood… Scenario#: A116     Date: November 29, 1729     Location: Fort Rosalie, Mississippi Natchez revolt Horse & Musket — Annual #1
Our Zeal and Devotion Scenario#: A219     Date: January 27, 1730     Location: St. Catherine's Creek, Mississippi Natchez revolt Horse & Musket — Annual #2
The Fate of Baghdad Scenario#: SP15     Date: July 19, 1733     Location: Baghdad, Iraq Battle of Samarra (1733) Horse & Musket — Sport of Kings (II)
The Blurred Line Between Bold and Reckless Scenario#: SP16     Date: June 29, 1734     Location: Parma, Italy Battle of San Pietro Horse & Musket — Sport of Kings (II)
The Day the World Lost Scenario#: SP07     Date: September 19, 1734     Location: Guastalla, Italy Battle of Guastalla Horse & Musket — Sport of Kings (II)
Father Senat’s Hymn Scenario#: SP20     Date: March 25, 1736     Location: Tupelo, Mississippi Chickasaw Campaign of 1736 Horse & Musket — Sport of Kings (II)
Bienville’s Blunder Scenario#: SP19     Date: May 26, 1736     Location: Tupelo, Mississippi Chickasaw Campaign of 1736 Horse & Musket — Sport of Kings (II)
Death Knell of the Mughal Empire Scenario#: SP10     Date: February 24, 1739     Location: Karnal, India Battle of Karnal Horse & Musket — Sport of Kings (II)
The Treaty of Belgrade Scenario#: SP06     Date: July 22, 1739     Location: Grocka, Belgrade Battle of Grocka Horse & Musket — Sport of Kings (II)
Stănileşti Avenged Scenario#: SP18     Date: August 17, 1739     Location: Khotyn, Ukraine Battle of Stavuchany Horse & Musket — Sport of Kings (II)
Schwerin’s Big Moment Scenario#: FW01     Date: April 14, 1741     Location: Mollwitz, Silesia The young Frederick II touched off the War of the Austrian Succession on December 16, 1740 with his invasion of Silesia. However, Maria Theresa was determined to regain her lost province. She released Wilhelm von Neipperg from prison and gave … Hold the Line — Hold the Line: Frederick’s War
We'll retreat over the bodies of our enemies. Scenario#: SP13     Date: April 14, 1741     Location: Mollwitz, Poland Battle of Mollwitz Horse & Musket — Sport of Kings (II)
To Admiral Vernon, the scourge of Spain Scenario#: SP01     Date: April 20, 1741     Location: Cartagena, Colombia Battle of Cartagena de Indias Horse & Musket — Sport of Kings (II)
Lacy Smashes Sweden Scenario#: A114     Date: August 23, 1741     Location: Villmanstrand, Sweden Battle of Villmanstrand Horse & Musket — Annual #1
Frederick’s First Victory Scenario#: FW02     Date: May 17, 1742     Location: Chotusice, Bohemia Prince Charles of Lorraine, an influential Hapsburg, was sent by Maria to retake Prague. After failing to destroy Frederick’s scattered army in detail, Charles confronted the Prussians near Chotusitz. Although Frederick’s army was not fully deployed,… Hold the Line — Hold the Line: Frederick’s War
Frederick II's First Victory Scenario#: SP02     Date: May 17, 1742     Location: Chotusitz, Bohemia Battle of Chotusitz Horse & Musket — Sport of Kings (II)
The First Victory of Maria Theresa’s Reign Scenario#: A102     Date: February 8, 1743     Location: Campo Santo, Italy Battle of Campo Santo Horse & Musket — Annual #1
“Bravery never goes out of fashion.” Scenario#: A203     Date: June 27, 1743     Location: Dettingen, Germany Battle of Dettingen Horse & Musket — Annual #2
Gentlemen of the French Guards, fire. Scenario#: SP05     Date: May 11, 1745     Location: Tournai, Belgium Battle of Fontenoy Horse & Musket — Sport of Kings (II)
Frederick’s First Great Victory Scenario#: FW03     Date: June 4, 1745     Location: Hohenfriedberg, Striegau, Prussian Silesia Frederick II reentered the war at the behest of Louis XV of France. As was his style, he launched an offensive in 1744, but he was outmaneuvered by the skilled Otto von Traun. However, it was Charles who was selected … Hold the Line — Hold the Line: Frederick’s War
Der Hohenfriedberger Marsch Scenario#: SP09     Date: June 4, 1745     Location: Striegau, Poland Battle of Hohenfriedberg Horse & Musket — Sport of Kings (II)
Nader’s Last Battle Scenario#: A106     Date: August 9, 1745     Location: Kars, Turkey Battle of Kars (1745) Horse & Musket — Annual #1
Prestonpans Scenario#: J07     Date: September 1745     Location: Prestonpans, Scotland Prince Charles, the young pretender, returned to Scotland in July and sent messengers with the lighted cross that called for the clans to rise. John Cope, who was now the Government’s Commander in Chief in Scotland, marched with a small … Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising
Accidental Cannae Scenario#: HC04     Date: September 21, 1745     Location: Prestonpans, Scotland After Fontenoy, Charles Edward Stuart, son of “James III & VIII,” decided the time had come to lead a highland uprising that would restore the Stuarts to the British throne. Against all advice, and without the blessing of Louis XV, … Hold the Line — Hold the Line: Highland Charge
Accidental Cannae Scenario#: SP14     Date: September 21, 1745     Location: Prestonpans, Scotland Battle of Prestonpans Horse & Musket — Sport of Kings (II)
Bourbon High Tide in Italy Scenario#: A404     Date: September 27, 1745     Location: Bassignano, Italy Battle of Bassignano Horse & Musket — Annual #4
Victory Against All Odds Scenario#: FW04     Date: September 30, 1745     Location: Soor, Hajnice, Bohemia Charles, in a move of surprising boldness, marched on Frederick’s camp in Bohemia. He occupied the hills that Frederick, in a lapse of judgment, had failed to fortify. Frederick was undeterred. He formed his forces in columns and lunged at … Hold the Line — Hold the Line: Frederick’s War
God is against us. Scenario#: SP17     Date: September 30, 1745     Location: Hajnice, Czech Republic Battle of Soor Horse & Musket — Sport of Kings (II)
O Lord God, let me not be disgraced in my old days. Scenario#: SP11     Date: December 15, 1745     Location: Kesselsdorf, Germany Battle of Kesselsdorf Horse & Musket — Sport of Kings (II)
Clifton Scenario#: J08     Date: 18 December 1745     Location: Clifton, England Being pressed North by the Duke of Cumberland, Price Charles ordered his Jacobite army to fall back to Scotland. Murray, when he received the order to retire to Carlisle was still in Clifton and already engaged with the Duke of … Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising