Although raised, in part, to defend against invasion, the yeomanry were only once called upon to do so when, in 1797, William Tate landed at the head of the Légion Noire at Fishguard in Wales.
In 1797, William Tate landed at the head of the Légion Noire at Fishguard in Wales. Although raised, in part, to defend against invasion, the yeomanry were only once called upon to do so.
Although raised, in part, to defend against invasion, the yeomanry were only once called upon to do so. In 1797, William Tate landed at the head of the Légion Noire at Fishguard in Wales.
Although raised, in part, to defend against invasion, the yeomanry were only once called upon to do so. In 1797, William Tate landed at the head of the Légion Noire at Fishguard in Wales.