A History of the British Army, Vol. 2 First Part—to the Close of the Seven Years' War
ii. 8, 13
Osborne, Admiral, i. 315
Ostend, siege of, i. 165; Marlborough's base (1708), 507; Cumberland's (1745), ii. 123
Oswego, ii. 285, 297
Ottomond, tomb of, i. 470
Overkirk, General, i. 412, 419, 451; besieges Ostend, 474; at Oudenarde, 560
Overton, Colonel, Parliamentary leader, i. 256
Pappenheim, General, i. 187
Paradis, Lieutenant, ii. 183, 188, 190
Parke, Colonel, A.D.C. to Marlborough, i. 442, 552
Parliament and the Army:-- 1640-1660, Commons levy soldiers, i. 199; the Parliamentary army during Civil War, 201; the New Model, 208-222; crippling influence of Parliament on army, 223; tries to disband it, 230; victory of army over Rump, 250; return of Rump after Cromwell's death, 274 1660-1701, Unwillingness of Parliament to recognise army,