 Complete the following phrase:  This ballad, known for its opening lines, LET the soldiers rejoice,  With a general Voice,  And the Senate new Honour and Glory decree em  Who at his Armys Head,  Struck the fell Monster dead,  And so boldly, so boldly, so bravely did free em, details a victory King William III of England gained in the Williamite War in Ireland. While the context of the ballad doesnt make clear which battle William is victor of, we know that it takes place before the Siege of Limerick in 1691: Great Limerick Town,  Well soon batter down,  If they do not their forts and their Castles surrender,  For Providence we see,  Crowns with Victory. The ballad itself expounds on exploits performed by William III after the 