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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
Der Hohenfriedberger Marsch Scenario#: SP09     Date: June 4, 1745     Location: Striegau, Poland Battle of Hohenfriedberg 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
Gentlemen of the French Guards, fire. Scenario#: SP05     Date: May 11, 1745     Location: Tournai, Belgium Battle of Fontenoy Horse & Musket — Sport of Kings (II)
God is against us. Scenario#: SP17     Date: September 30, 1745     Location: Hajnice, Czech Republic Battle of Soor 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
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)
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