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British Ordnance Muskets of the 1830s and 1840s Rajnandini K. Pillai as seen through the eyesBritish Ordnance Muskets identifies and analyses in detail eighteen ordnance muskets from the 1830s and 1840s. As well as providing the history and details of the muskets of this important period when the Ordnance transitioned from flintlock to percussion arms, it also covers the impact of two arms shortages, material losses suff ered in the Tower of London fire (1841) and the obsolescence of all existing arms for the Militia and Volunteers. By