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imported>Theassasinmentor2020 at 20:02, 19 April 2020

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	[[~~England~~\|British]] Regulars were the foot [[Guards\|soldiers]] of the [[British Army]]. [[Desmond Miles\|You]]'ll also hear them referred to derisively as "Redcoats" because of the red coats they wear as part of their uniforms ([[Shaun Hastings\|I]]'ll bet you didn't see that coming) or "Lobsterbacks" because of their huge, deadly pincers. Or still because of the red coat thing, I can't remember which.		[[United Kingdom\|British]] Regulars were the foot [[Guards\|soldiers]] of the [[British Army]]. [[Desmond Miles\|You]]'ll also hear them referred to derisively as "Redcoats" because of the red coats they wear as part of their uniforms ([[Shaun Hastings\|I]]'ll bet you didn't see that coming) or "Lobsterbacks" because of their huge, deadly pincers. Or still because of the red coat thing, I can't remember which.

	Regulars in the [[United States\|colonies]] were notoriously underpaid, and many looked for work outside of their army duties to make ends meet. Of course, their room and board was paid by the government, meaning they could charge lower-than-average rates for their work. Since unemployment was high in [[Boston]] before the [[American Revolutionary War\|Revolution]], you can imagine this made the Redcoats rather unpopular among people they were taking work from. That, and their huge, deadly pincers.		Regulars in the [[United States\|colonies]] were notoriously underpaid, and many looked for work outside of their army duties to make ends meet. Of course, their room and board was paid by the government, meaning they could charge lower-than-average rates for their work. Since unemployment was high in [[Boston]] before the [[American Revolutionary War\|Revolution]], you can imagine this made the Redcoats rather unpopular among people they were taking work from. That, and their huge, deadly pincers.

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	[[England\|British]] Regulars were the foot [[Guards\|soldiers]] of the [[British Army]]. [[Desmond Miles\|You]]'ll also hear them referred to derisively as "Redcoats" because of the red coats they wear as part of their uniforms ([[Shaun Hastings\|I]]'ll bet you didn't see that coming) or "Lobsterbacks" because of their huge, deadly pincers. Or still because of the red coat thing, I can't remember which.		[[England\|British]] Regulars were the foot [[Guards\|soldiers]] of the [[British Army]]. [[Desmond Miles\|You]]'ll also hear them referred to derisively as "Redcoats" because of the red coats they wear as part of their uniforms ([[Shaun Hastings\|I]]'ll bet you didn't see that coming) or "Lobsterbacks" because of their huge, deadly pincers. Or still because of the red coat thing, I can't remember which.

imported>Darman36: UK is bunch of countries, not 1 nation

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UK is bunch of countries, not 1 nation

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	[[~~United Kingdom~~\|British]] Regulars were the foot [[Guards\|soldiers]] of the [[British Army]]. [[Desmond Miles\|You]]'ll also hear them referred to derisively as "Redcoats" because of the red coats they wear as part of their uniforms ([[Shaun Hastings\|I]]'ll bet you didn't see that coming) or "Lobsterbacks" because of their huge, deadly pincers. Or still because of the red coat thing, I can't remember which.		[[England\|British]] Regulars were the foot [[Guards\|soldiers]] of the [[British Army]]. [[Desmond Miles\|You]]'ll also hear them referred to derisively as "Redcoats" because of the red coats they wear as part of their uniforms ([[Shaun Hastings\|I]]'ll bet you didn't see that coming) or "Lobsterbacks" because of their huge, deadly pincers. Or still because of the red coat thing, I can't remember which.

	Regulars in the [[United States\|colonies]] were notoriously underpaid, and many looked for work outside of their army duties to make ends meet. Of course, their room and board was paid by the government, meaning they could charge lower-than-average rates for their work. Since unemployment was high in [[Boston]] before the [[American Revolutionary War\|Revolution]], you can imagine this made the Redcoats rather unpopular among people they were taking work from. That, and their huge, deadly pincers.		Regulars in the [[United States\|colonies]] were notoriously underpaid, and many looked for work outside of their army duties to make ends meet. Of course, their room and board was paid by the government, meaning they could charge lower-than-average rates for their work. Since unemployment was high in [[Boston]] before the [[American Revolutionary War\|Revolution]], you can imagine this made the Redcoats rather unpopular among people they were taking work from. That, and their huge, deadly pincers.

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 23:12, 24 October 2016

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	British Regulars were the foot soldiers of the [[British Army]]. You'll also hear them referred to derisively as "Redcoats" because of the red coats they wear as part of their uniforms (I'll bet you didn't see that coming) or "Lobsterbacks" because of their huge, deadly pincers. Or still because of the red coat thing, I can't remember which.		[[United Kingdom\|British]] Regulars were the foot [[Guards\|soldiers]] of the [[British Army]]. [[Desmond Miles\|You]]'ll also hear them referred to derisively as "Redcoats" because of the red coats they wear as part of their uniforms ([[Shaun Hastings\|I]]'ll bet you didn't see that coming) or "Lobsterbacks" because of their huge, deadly pincers. Or still because of the red coat thing, I can't remember which.

	Regulars in the [[United States\|colonies]] were notoriously underpaid, and many looked for work outside of their army duties to make ends meet. Of course, their room and board was paid by the government, meaning they could charge lower-than-average rates for their work. Since unemployment was high in [[Boston]] before the [[American Revolutionary War\|Revolution]], you can imagine this made the Redcoats rather unpopular among people they were taking work from. That, and their huge, deadly pincers.		Regulars in the [[United States\|colonies]] were notoriously underpaid, and many looked for work outside of their army duties to make ends meet. Of course, their room and board was paid by the government, meaning they could charge lower-than-average rates for their work. Since unemployment was high in [[Boston]] before the [[American Revolutionary War\|Revolution]], you can imagine this made the Redcoats rather unpopular among people they were taking work from. That, and their huge, deadly pincers.

imported>Amnestyyy at 13:37, 31 May 2016

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	British Regulars were the foot soldiers of the [[British Army]]. You'll also hear them referred to derisively as "Redcoats" because of the red coats they wear as part of their uniforms (I'll bet you didn't see that coming) or "Lobsterbacks" because of their huge, deadly pincers. Or still because of the red coat thing, I can't remember which.		British Regulars were the foot soldiers of the [[British Army]]. You'll also hear them referred to derisively as "Redcoats" because of the red coats they wear as part of their uniforms (I'll bet you didn't see that coming) or "Lobsterbacks" because of their huge, deadly pincers. Or still because of the red coat thing, I can't remember which.

imported>Darman36: links

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links

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	~~[[Redcoats\|~~British Regulars]] were the foot soldiers of the [[British Army]]. You'll also hear them referred to derisively as "Redcoats" because of the red coats they wear as part of their uniforms (I'll bet you didn't see that coming) or "Lobsterbacks" because of their huge, deadly pincers. Or still because of the red coat thing, I can't remember which.		British Regulars were the foot soldiers of the [[British Army]]. You'll also hear them referred to derisively as "Redcoats" because of the red coats they wear as part of their uniforms (I'll bet you didn't see that coming) or "Lobsterbacks" because of their huge, deadly pincers. Or still because of the red coat thing, I can't remember which.

	Regulars in the colonies were notoriously underpaid, and many looked for work outside of their army duties to make ends meet. Of course, their room and board was paid by the government, meaning they could charge lower-than-average rates for their work. Since unemployment was high in [[Boston]] before the [[American ~~Revolution~~\|Revolution]], you can imagine this made the Redcoats rather unpopular among people they were taking work from. That, and their huge, deadly pincers.		Regulars in the [[United States\|colonies]] were notoriously underpaid, and many looked for work outside of their army duties to make ends meet. Of course, their room and board was paid by the government, meaning they could charge lower-than-average rates for their work. Since unemployment was high in [[Boston]] before the [[American Revolutionary War\|Revolution]], you can imagine this made the Redcoats rather unpopular among people they were taking work from. That, and their huge, deadly pincers.
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imported>Amnestyyy at 02:54, 1 March 2015

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	British Regulars were the foot soldiers of the British Army. You'll also hear them referred to derisively as "Redcoats" because of the red coats they wear as part of their uniforms (I'll bet you didn't see that coming) or "Lobsterbacks" because of their huge, deadly pincers. Or still because of the red coat thing, I can't remember which.		[[Redcoats\|British Regulars]] were the foot soldiers of the [[British Army]]. You'll also hear them referred to derisively as "Redcoats" because of the red coats they wear as part of their uniforms (I'll bet you didn't see that coming) or "Lobsterbacks" because of their huge, deadly pincers. Or still because of the red coat thing, I can't remember which.

	Regulars in the colonies were notoriously underpaid, and many looked for work outside of their army duties to make ends meet. Of course, their room and board was paid by the government, meaning they could charge lower-than-average rates for their work. Since unemployment was high in Boston before the Revolution, you can imagine this made the Redcoats rather unpopular among people they were taking work from. That, and their huge, deadly pincers.		Regulars in the colonies were notoriously underpaid, and many looked for work outside of their army duties to make ends meet. Of course, their room and board was paid by the government, meaning they could charge lower-than-average rates for their work. Since unemployment was high in [[Boston]] before the [[American Revolution\|Revolution]], you can imagine this made the Redcoats rather unpopular among people they were taking work from. That, and their huge, deadly pincers.
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British Regulars were the foot soldiers of the British Army. You'll also hear them referred to derisively as "Redcoats" because of the red coats they wear as part of their uniforms (I'll bet you didn't see that coming) or "Lobsterbacks" because of their huge, deadly pincers. Or still because of the red coat thing, I can't remember which.

Regulars in the colonies were notoriously underpaid, and many looked for work outside of their army duties to make ends meet. Of course, their room and board was paid by the government, meaning they could charge lower-than-average rates for their work. Since unemployment was high in Boston before the Revolution, you can imagine this made the Redcoats rather unpopular among people they were taking work from. That, and their huge, deadly pincers.
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	[[~~England~~\|British]] Regulars were the foot [[Guards\|soldiers]] of the [[British Army]]. [[Desmond Miles\|You]]'ll also hear them referred to derisively as "Redcoats" because of the red coats they wear as part of their uniforms ([[Shaun Hastings\|I]]'ll bet you didn't see that coming) or "Lobsterbacks" because of their huge, deadly pincers. Or still because of the red coat thing, I can't remember which.		[[United Kingdom\|British]] Regulars were the foot [[Guards\|soldiers]] of the [[British Army]]. [[Desmond Miles\|You]]'ll also hear them referred to derisively as "Redcoats" because of the red coats they wear as part of their uniforms ([[Shaun Hastings\|I]]'ll bet you didn't see that coming) or "Lobsterbacks" because of their huge, deadly pincers. Or still because of the red coat thing, I can't remember which.

	Regulars in the [[United States\|colonies]] were notoriously underpaid, and many looked for work outside of their army duties to make ends meet. Of course, their room and board was paid by the government, meaning they could charge lower-than-average rates for their work. Since unemployment was high in [[Boston]] before the [[American Revolutionary War\|Revolution]], you can imagine this made the Redcoats rather unpopular among people they were taking work from. That, and their huge, deadly pincers.		Regulars in the [[United States\|colonies]] were notoriously underpaid, and many looked for work outside of their army duties to make ends meet. Of course, their room and board was paid by the government, meaning they could charge lower-than-average rates for their work. Since unemployment was high in [[Boston]] before the [[American Revolutionary War\|Revolution]], you can imagine this made the Redcoats rather unpopular among people they were taking work from. That, and their huge, deadly pincers.