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BAILLIE-KI-PALTAN: Being a History of the 2nd Battalion, Madras Pioneers 1759-1930

Substantial. history from early Anglo-India, Seringapatam, Ava &c. to Indian Mutiny (in Central India), Afghanistan, Burma, China , East Africa & Mesopotamia in WW1.

A major history, comprehensive and detailed. The contents are divided into five parts for ease of reference. The maps are particularly well executed. The Regt was disbanded in 1933. Bibliography, Index (names of British officers only). Apps: list of former COs, idem other officers (British and Indian), a selected list of SNCOs. Appendices include detailed services of the British officers, also services of VCOs with dates of their appointments & some notes of their war services.

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Product Code:	8447
Author:	Lieutenant Colonel H. F. Murland
ISBN:	9781845741914
Format:	SB viii+602pp.numrous maps&plans (16 in colour), 2005 N&MP Reprint of 1932 Original Edition
Shipping Time:	Usually despatched Same Day
Our Price:	£26.00

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