[304] Hare's Journal.

[305] The British cavalry (seven regiments) formed the extreme left of the left wing in the line of battle, with ten British battalions immediately to their right. Four more British battalions formed the extreme left of the infantry of the second line. See p. 445.

[306] These would appear to have been the 1st Guards, 1st Royals (2 batts.), 23rd, and perhaps the 37th.

[307] Their strength would be 1820 men; 130 men from each of fourteen battalions.

[308] 29 officers, 407 men killed; 86 officers, 1031 men wounded. Several details, with a full list of the casualties, will be found in the Postman of July 13, 1704. It is from this source that I draw the account of Mordaunt and Munden.

[309] Despatches, vol. i. p. 381.

[310] Feuquières.

[311] Kane.

[312]

Order of Battle. Campaign of 1704.
Left. Left Wing only. Right.
1st Line.
Hamilton's Brigade.Row's Brigade.
Four Foreign Squadrons.Thirty-two Foreign Squadrons in three Brigades.8th Foot.10th Foot.Foreign Battalions.
5th Royal Irish Dragoons.3rd Dragoon Guards, 2 squadrons.20th "23 Royal Welsh.
Scots Grey's, 1 squadron.6th Dragoon Guards, 2 squadrons.16th "24th Foot.
7th Dragoon Guards, 2 squadrons.1 Batt. Royal Scots.21st Royal Scots Fusiliers.
5th Dragoon Guards, 1 squadron.1 Batt. 1st Guards.3rd Buffs.
1st Dragoon Guards, 3 squadrons.
2nd Line
Ferguson's Brigade.
Foreign Squadrons.15th Foot.Foreign Battalions.
37th "
26th Cameronians.
2nd Batt. Royal Scots.