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anneski | 15:04 Tue 18th Mar 2008 | History
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Historical name for a British soldier, first used in the English Civil War?
prev phrase used to describe Edward 111's last Scottish campaign
  
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Roundhead?
Redcoat?
15:15 Tue 18th Mar 2008
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Redcoats or Lobsters ?
17:03 Tue 18th Mar 2008
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Redcoat - used until the introduction of khaki - Kiplin's poem "Tommy Atkins" still uses the term at the time of the Boer War. Neither Roundhead nor Lobster ever transferred to British troops in general.
20:23 Tue 18th Mar 2008
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There weren't many "British" soldiers; it was the English war and the combatants were manily English too.
14:30 Thu 20th Mar 2008
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Tommy?
18:34 Sat 22nd Mar 2008

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