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THREE YEARS OF WAR IN EAST AFRICA

British officer’s account of the allied campaign against Lettow-Vorbeck in German east Africa in the Great War. Notable for the author’s African 'nature notes’ as well as for the gruelling guerilla warfare.

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WITH H.M. 9TH LANCERS DURING THE INDIAN MUTINY, THE LETTERS OF BREVET-MAJOR O.H.S.G. ANSON (1896)

Vivid eye-witness account of the Indian Mutiny by the officer who commanded the 9th Lancers. Written to the author’s wife, the letters are frank in their critique of some brother officers.

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EAST INDIA COMPANY’S ARSENALS AND MANUFACTORIES

A history of the ordnance departments and the explosive factories set up in India by the East India company. Guns were a vital part of the British Raj.

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LIBERATION OF BULGARIA, WAR NOTES IN 1877

War correspondent’s graphic view of the 1877 war between Russia and Turkey that led to the liberation of Bulgaria after centuries of Ottoman rule.

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RED RIVER EXPEDITION (DOMINION OF CANADA 1870)

Complete account of Sr Garnet Wolseley’s bloodless 1870 expedition against French, Irish Fenian and Indians to secure Manitoba for Canada.

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CRUISE OF THE PEARL WITH AN ACCOUNT OF THE OPERATIONS OF THE NAVAL BRIGADE IN INDIA

Drawn from the unusual diary of a naval Chaplain detailing the exploits of a scratch Naval Brigade, consisting of warship crews fighting on shore, in quelling the Indian Mutiny in 1857-58. Charming, despite the grim nature of much of the material.

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95TH (THE DERBYSHIRE) REGIMENT IN CENTRAL INDIA (1857-58)

Scholarly regimental History of the 95th (Derbyshire) Regiment’s role in crushing the Indian Mutiny.

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OTHER RANKS OF KUT

The experiences of a British NCO made prisoner at Kut and his brutal treatment by the Turks in captivity. It makes for grim reading.

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NARRATIVE OF THE LATE VICTORIOUS CAMPAIGN IN AFGHANISTAN, UNDER GENERAL POLLOCK

A junior officer’s account of the 1842 Afghanistan campaign to avenge the massacre of British soldiers and civilians retrating from Kabul. The book also gives a vivid pictuire of garrison life in India and the author’s voyage to the sub-continent just before the Indian Mutiny.

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CAMPAIGNING EXPERIENCES IN RAJPOOTANA AND CENTRAL INDIA DURING THE SUPPRESSION OF THE MUTINY 1857-1858

The story of the suppression of the Indian Mutiny in 1858, written by ‘Fanny’ Duberly, whose frank account of following her husband Henry, paymaster of the 8th Kings Irish Hussars to the Crimea is one of the liveliest Crimea documents that we have. She fearlessly does the same here, riding 1,800 ...

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