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where they took part in the defeat of the “Tiger of Mysore”

“The third battalion of the 14th Foot

captured the French Imperial Eagle of the 105th Line Infantry Regiment during the battle

The history of the regiments began in 1688 when the inhabitants of Enniskillen took up arms in defense of their island town against the threat of occupation by the forces of catholic James II

these troops were regimented to form The Royal Regiment of Scots Dragoons

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