War, religion and service : Huguenot soldiering, 1685-1713 /

Includes bibliographical references and index.Introduction: Huguenot soldiering, 1685-1713 -- Matthew Glozier and David Onnekink -- Huguenot soldiering c. 1560-1685: -- The origins of a tradition -- David Trim -- Huguenots and Huguenot regiments in the British Army, 1660-1702: "Cometh the moment, cometh the men" -- John Childs -- A study in misplaced loyalty?: Louis de Durfort-Duras, Earl of Feversham (1640-1709) -- Philip Rambaut -- "The good lord Galway": the English and Irish careers of a Huguenot leader -- Randolph Vigne -- "Janisaries, and spahees and Pretorian band": perceptions of Huguenot soldiers in Williamite England -- David Onnekink -- Schomberg, Ruvigny and the Huguenots in Ireland: William III's Irish wars, 1689-91 -- Harman Murtagh -- Huguenot soldiers in Dutch service: "A good captain to disperse the royal troops" -- Matthew Glozier and David Onnekink -- Au réfugié: Huguenot officers in the Hague, 1687 -- Dianne W. Ressinger -- The refugees in the Army of Brandenburg-Prussia: "those unfortunate banished people from France" -- Helmut Schnitter -- Integration and social ascent of Huguenot soldiers in Brandenburg-Prussia: The impact of the Edict of Potsdam -- Detlef Harms -- Huguenot soldiers in Brandenburg-Prussia under Friedrich Wilhelm and Friedrich III (1640-1713): the state of research in German military, migration and confessional history -- Matthias Asche -- "The court at Celle is completely French": Huguenot soldiers in the Duchy of Brunswick-Lüneburg: -- Andreas Flick -- Huguenots in the Army of Savoy-Piedmont: Protestant soldiers and civilians in the Savoyard state in the seventeenth and eighteenth century -- Paola Bianchi -- Huguenot soldiers in Russia: a study in military competence -- Matthew Glozier