The Twelfth Foot refuses to accept the Declaration of Indulgence 303 Tyrconnel and the Army in Ireland 303 Invasion of William; Sixteenth and Seventeenth Foot raised 305 Desertion of Officers and Flight of James 306 CHAPTER II Administration of the Army; the Commander-in-Chief 308 The Office of Ordnance 309 Finance 310 The Secretary-at-War 311 The Staff at Headquarters 312 No Means of Enforcing Discipline 313 Pay of the Army; General Corruption 314 Regimental Organisation and Equipment; the Cavalry 321 Dragoons; the Scots Greys 323 The Infantry 324 The Artillery 328 Chelsea Hospital and Kilmainham 328 BOOK V CHAPTER I Accession of William; Discontent in the Army 333 Mutiny of the First Foot 334 The First Mutiny Act passed 335 Increase of the Army 336 Seventh Dragoon Guards and Nineteenth to Twenty-fourth Foot raised 337 Rottenness in the Military System 337 Marlborough's First Fight with a Marshal of France 338 The Rebellion in Scotland; Twenty-fifth Foot raised 338 Killiecrankie 339 Twenty-sixth Foot formed 340 Dunkeld 341 Socket Bayonet introduced by Mackay 341 Londonderry and Enniskillen 342 The Fifth Lancers, Inniskilling Dragoons and Twenty-seventh Foot formed 342 Schomberg sails for Ireland 343 The Campaign breaks down 344 Disgraceful State of the Army 345 Preparations for a New Irish Campaign 348 CHAPTER II The Theatre of War in the Low Countries 351 The French passion for a Siege 354 The old-fashioned Campaign as then understood 355 The Allies and French compared 356