A History Of The British Army; Volume 5

This book by British historian Sir John William Fortescue is a comprehensive history of the British Army, from its medieval origins to the early-twentieth century. Fortescue's detailed and scholarly account covers key events such as the Battle of Waterloo and the Boer War, and offers insight into the military, social, and political factors that shaped the British Army over the centuries.

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