How did the Dutch Revolutionise Warfare in the 17th Century?
The nature of warfare during the 17th century was radically changed by pioneering generals like Maurits of Nassau whose reforms I will be looking at in this video. Please don't forget to check out the Armchair Historian who has made an excellent video on why men for the centuries following this military reforms fought in lines: Armchair Historian's Video: • Why did Soldiers Fight in Lines? | Animate... Music Used: Symphony Number 5 - Ludwig van Beethoven Midsummer Night's Dream - Felix Mendelssohn Patreon: / historywithhilbert Twitter: / historywhilbert Facebook: / historywhilbert Send me an email if you'd be interested in doing a collaboration! [email protected]
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