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In the [[16th century]], [[war|warfare]] had dramatically changed from the [[medieval]] era. [[Firearm]]s had made their impact on the [[field|battlefield]] and standing [[army|armies]] were widely used. The "all arms" approach to warfare and the [[Spanish square]] was the most effective unit in this century. |
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This guide leans heavily toward a [[Spanish]] depiction. |
This guide leans heavily toward a [[Spanish]] depiction. |
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Revision as of 10:54, 6 August 2007
In the 16th century, warfare had dramatically changed from the medieval era. Firearms had made their impact on the battlefield and standing armies were widely used. The "all arms" approach to warfare and the Spanish square was the most effective unit in this century.
This guide leans heavily toward a Spanish depiction.
