5929057 ?Soldiers Recreating?, c.1798 (aquatint, sepia) by Rowlandson, Thomas (1756-1827); National Army Museum, London; (add.info.: ?Soldiers Recreating?, 1798 (c). Sepia aquatint after Thomas Rowlandson, British Army on Campaign 1798. Soldiers from an unknown unit enjoy a musical interlude during a break from their duties. They are accompanied by their womenfolk. Although only a few men from each unit were officially allowed to marry and have their wives and families accompany them, during the Wars of the French Revolution (1793-1802) women would have been found in almost every British military camp. Some worked as cooks, laundry women and sutlers (camp followers who sold provisions), while others were prostitutes.); by National Army Museum .