Campaign of 1691 357 Campaign of 1692 358 Namur captured by the French 359-360 Battle of Steenkirk 360 End of the Campaign 367 CHAPTER III Additions to the Army; Eighth Hussars raised 368 The Campaign of 1693 369 Battle of Landen 370 Increase of the Army for next Campaign; the Seventh Hussars 376 Tolmach's failure at Brest 377 Campaign of 1695 377 Siege of Namur 378 Peace of Ryswick 379 CHAPTER IV Financial Exhaustion of England 381 Kidnapping of Recruits 382 The Troops unpaid 383 The cry of No Standing Army 384 Harley's Motion for Reduction of the Army carried 384 Abuse heaped on the Army in consequence 385 Distress of the Army through withholding of its Arrears 385 William tries to keep a larger Army 386 The English Establishment reduced to Seven Thousand Men 386 Distribution of the Army so reduced 388 Renewed outcry of Soldiers for their Arrears 389 Helplessness of the Commons 390 The outcry increased owing to the Resumption of Crown Grants 391 Renewal of the War; King William 392 BOOK VI CHAPTER I The Spanish Succession 397 Increase of the Army; Thirty-fifth and Thirty-sixth Foot 398 Marlborough sails for the Low Countries 399 Twenty-eighth to Thirty-second Foot, Thirty-seventh and Thirty-ninth Foot raised 400 Opening of the Campaign of 1702 401 Marlborough takes the Field 402 His Campaign ruined by the Dutch Deputies 403 The Centre of Operations tends towards the Danube 406 The Descent on Cadiz 407 Marlborough's Escape from Capture in Flanders 407 He is raised to a Dukedom 408 Scandals in the Paymaster's Office 408 The Office reconstituted 410