CINQUE PORTS VOLUNTEERS 3rd Batn. 11/12th Companies

Below are listed the sources that went into the making of this web page:

Peter Bloomfield. Kent and the Napoleonic Wars. Kentish Sources X. Kent: 1987.

Margaret Brentnall. The Cinque Ports and Romney Marsh. London: 1980.

H. F. B. Wheeler and A. M. Broadley. Napoleon and the Invasion of England (2 vols). London: 1908.

Arthur Bryant. Years of Victory, 1802-12. London: 1953.

J. E. Cookson. The British Armed Nation, 1793-1815. Oxford: 1997.

John Ehrman. The Younger Pitt: The Consuming Struggle. Stanford: 1996.

E. A. C. Fazan. Cinque Ports Battalion. Sussex: 1971.

Richard Glover. Britain at Bay: Defence against Bonaparte, 1803-14. London: 1973.

John E. Goodwin. "Fortifications against a French Invasion of the East Kent Coast of England: 1750-1815."

Geoff Hutchinson. The Royal Military Canal: A Brief History. Hastings: 1995.

Geoff Hutchinson. Martello Towers: A Brief History. Hastings: 1994.

The Kentish Chronicle, 1803.

The Kentish Gazette, 1804.

Jennifer Killick. Kent and the Cinque Ports Volunteers: Third Battalion, Sussex and Kent. Vols 2-3. Kent: 2001.

Public Record Office, WO 13/4222-4 (pay lists, CPV Btns 1-3, 1803-9).

Cecil Sebag-Montefiore. A History of the Volunteer Forces. London: 1908.

Leopold Amon Vidler. The Story of the Rye Volunteers. Rye: 1954.

There is further primary material on the Cinque Ports Volunteers at the Kent Record Office, Maidstone, and the National Army Museum, London.

All photographs on the website taken by members of the Cinque Ports Volunteers.

Artwork by Jacqui Faulkner.

Thanks to Andy Mullen and, of course, the other members of the Cinque Ports Volunteers for putting much of this information my way!