History of the Great Civil War: Volume 2

History

Gardiner, S.R.

Americas

Windrush Press, Ltd.

'How a battle was fought in the Civil War: artiller, cavalry, infantry, supply, discipline, bravery, cowardice, looting, uniforms, arms, armour, colour, everything is packed into Brigadier Young's exceptional book.' Country Life

Edgehill, 1642

Peter Young

World

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History of the Commonwealth and Protectorate: Volume 1

S.R. Gardiner

In the course of the Peninsular War, Wellington became the most celebrated general in British history. This book offers a narrative account of the Peninsular Campaign from 1809-1814 - its victories, difficulties and set-backs. There are full-scale accounts of the four battles - Busaco, Salamanca, Vitoria and the Nivelle - in which Wellington defeated his principal opponents of the War - Massena, Marmont, Jourdan and Soult. The officers and the men who served in the Peninsula left behind them many eye-witness desciptions, and it is on these, and other secondary sources of the history of the War, that the author has based his study.

Wellington's Peninsular Victories (Great Battles)

Michael Glover

Military

Waterloo: A Near Run Thing (Great Battles)

HOWARTH, DAVID

This classic book about the Battle of Trafalgar and the death of Nelson is now re-issued in paperback alongside its sister volume, Waterloo: A Near Run Thing

Trafalgar : The Nelson Touch

David Howarth

On the outbreak of war in 1914, the armies of the western front soon became bogged down in the mud at Flanders. But on the wide plains and forests of Eastern Europe the three great Empires - Russia, Germany and Austria-Hungary - grappled in a series of battles involving millions of men and hundreds of miles of front. Shortly after the outbreak of war the Russian "steamroller" had lurched into Prussia only to be hurled back amind the marshes of Tannenberg. For the next three years the fighting swung indeterminately back and forth. This work describes the campaigns which provoked the downfall of three great empires and left the world changed forever.

Battles on the Eastern Front 1914-18: Suicide of the Empires (Great Battles)

alan-clark

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