1st Hanoverian Brigade Major-General Friedrich von Kielmansegg 127 off 3,189 men
Field Battalion Bremen Lieutenant Colonel Wilhelm von Langrehre 21 off 512 men
Field Battalion 1st Duke of York's (Osnabrück) Major Carl Friedrich von Bulow 25 off 607 men
Light Battalion Grubenhagen Lieutenant Colonel Baron Friedrich von Wurmb 22 off 621 men
Light Battalion Lüneburg Lieutenant Colonel August von Klencke 22 off 595 men
Field Battalion Verden Major Julius von Schkopp 26 off 533 men
Field Jaeger Battalion (two companies) Captain de Reden 10 off 321 men
Assuming these men replace the English army just before dawn on the day of the Battle.
Would a charge by armoured knights be able to contact with infantry in a square and thus have a chance of breaking it unlike their descendent's at Waterloo?? Musket's being shorter ranged and a lot slower to fire than Longbows but more devastating against and armoured target within its effective range. Otherwise the Infantry are just unarmoured close order foot with short spears
The use of Gunpowder was known at the time of the battle - but would the massed use of Muskets and Rifles have a morale effect on the French? Or the effective use of Artillery with both long range shot and short range canister rounds?
Would some 30,000 heavily armoured Cavalry have a Morale effect on the British and their allies?
If the whole Division is overkill what if you halved it by removing the 1st Hanoverian Brigade??