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Diary of a Civil War Musketeer

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Time 44m

This is the diary of a musketeer, James, during the English Civil War . He has been taken up by the Cavalier Army to fight the Roundheads. This follows him throughout some of the battles he takes part in.
PS: It isn't completely historically accurate but it sticks mainly to the factsAll Rights Reserved

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