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Recruiting poster for the 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons

Recruiting poster for the 7th (or The Queen?s Own) Regiment of (Light Dragoons), 1809.The 7th (or The Queen?s Own) Regiment of (Light Dragoons) had served in Sir John Moore?s Spanish campaign of 1808-1809. His army was forced to retreat and was evacuated by sea from Corunna in Jan 1809. The regiment suffered heavy casualties in the campaign and 70 more men were lost when the troopship taking them home was shipwrecked off the Cornish coast. On its return to England the regiment began recruiting to replace the losses

Picture No
11095172
Media ID
48573070
Size
2320px x 3000px (1.7MB)
Credit
© The National Army Museum / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Recruiting poster
Date
1809

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1784 1808 1809 Casualties Corunna Dragoons Evacuated Forced Losses Moores Peninsular Queens Recruiting Replace Retreat Shipwrecked Suffered Troopship


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