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The Brown Bess musket, a prominent firearm used by British forces from the early 18th century until the early 19th century, was produced by various manufacturers in England. The most notable manufacturer was the Tower of London, where many of the muskets were made under the supervision of the British government. The design underwent several variations over the years, but the name "Brown Bess" generally refers to the standard issue musket used by British soldiers during this period.

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