A System of Camp-Discipline, Military Honours, Garrison-Duty, and Other Regulations for the Land Forces, Collected by a Gentleman of the Army. in Which Are Included, Kane's Discipline for a Battalion

Originally published in 1766, this comprehensive guide to military discipline and tactics was written by a British army officer. With detailed instructions on everything from camp sanitation to battlefield tactics, it offers a fascinating insight into the workings of the 18th-century army. Featuring additional material on the campaigns of General Kane, this is an essential read for military history enthusiasts.

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