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NOTES ON THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE ROYAL REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY (TO 1757)

Official history of the Royal Regiment of Artillery down to 1757. Packed with a wealth of arcane information and detail.

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INLAND WATER TRANSPORT IN MESOPOTAMIA

Topical history of water transport tol the British army along the rivers Tigris and Euphrates in Mesopotamia (Iraq) during the Great War. The problems sound very familiar.

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WELLINGTON’S OPERATIONS IN THE PENINSULA 1808-1814 (Two Volumes)

Authoritative two-volume history of Wellington’s triumph over the French in the Peninsula War.

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HISTORY OF THE IRISH BRIGADES IN THE SERVICE OF FRANCE FROM THE REVOLUTION IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND UNDER JAMES II, TO THE REVOLUTION IN FRANCE UNDER LOUIS XVI

Standard history written from an irish viewpoint, of the exiled Irish Brigades who served the Jacobite Stuart cause and that of France from the expulsion of James II to the French Revolution.

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SKETCH OF THE KAFIR AND ZULU WARS, GUADANA TO ISANDHLWANA

Clear and lively account of the Kafir and Zulu Wars by an officer who was there. Excellent descriptions and maps of Isandhlwana and Rorke’s Drift.

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GENERAL CRAUFURD AND HIS LIGHT DIVISION

An admiring biography of one of Wellington’s chief lieutenants in the Peninsula War, written by Craufurd’s grandson, and containing facsimiles of letters from Sir John Moore and Wellington.

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PARIS GUN. THE BOMBARDMENT OF PARIS BY THE GERMAN LONG-RANGE GUNS AND THE GREAT GERMAN OFFENSIVES OF 1918

An account of a series of bombardments of Paris by a specially built 21cm gun from a distance of some 75 miles. They began on March 23rd and ended on 9th August 1918. Over 300 shells were fired.

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HISTORY OF THE QUEEN’S ROYAL (WEST SURREY) REGIMENT (IN THE GREAT WAR)

The history of the Regiment in the Great War in which eleven out of twenty-seven battalions went on active service on the Western front, in Italy, Gallipoli, Egypt, Palestine, Mesopotamia and India. 8,000 died, two VCs were won.

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HISTORY OF THE ROYAL ARTILLERY (CRIMEAN PERIOD)

Detailed history of the Royal Artillery during the Crimea - a war in which guns played a big part. A superbly illustrated, interesting official account.

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LIGHT DRAGOON

Written by the Rev G. R. Gleig, chaplain of Chelsea Hospital, from the recollections of a pensioner, George Farmer, who had joined the 11th Hussars in 1808 and served with them in the Peninsula and in India until his discharge in 1836.

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