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Ian McCulloch
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TagsFrench and Indian War (61), Highland Regiments (20), French and Indian War biography (12), Scottish History (10), Canadian Military History (7), Historical fiction (7), Poetry (7), British Army (7), quebec (7), Military History (6) — see all tags
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GroupsArizona Trading Post, Flashman and Fraser, Naval History and Fiction
About meI'm an active service army officer serving on staff at the Canadian Forces College in Toronto, Canada. I'm a past Commanding Officer of the Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada and the author of several military history books. My specialties are the Highland regiments and Georgian Army in North America during the Seven Years' War (French & Indian War) and my graduate research was on the Canadian Corps in WW1. I've worked as a historical consultant for the CBC and A&E History Channel.
See CV on website.
About my libraryAs a military historian, my library has gone through several changes. My second wife told me I had too many books, so an entire wall of World War One and Two books including regimental & corp histories went off to the antiquarian book dealer in exchange for the Champlain Society's limited edition reprint of John Knox's The Siege of Quebec and the Campaigns in North America, 1757-1760, (London, 1769) in three volumes, a gold mine of information on the Seven Years War in North America. For relaxation any historical fiction will do. Those of a nautical nature, a mystery included, or presenting alternative or fantasy histories are the most intriguing.
Homepagehttp://www.electricscotland.com/history/scotreg/mcculloch/
Real nameLt. Colonel Ian Macpherson McCulloch
LocationToronto, Ontario, Canada
Emailian_mcculloch
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Common KnowledgeSeries (114), Awards (156), Characters (1729), Places (397)
Member sinceJun 28, 2006
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I have uploaded a cover for The Mons Star: The British Expeditionary Force, 5th Aug.–22nd Nov. 1914 by David Ascoli. This is from the 1981 Harrap hardcover edition.
posted by DVanderlinde at 2:02 pm (EST) on Jul 20, 2009
I have uploaded a cover of Byng of Vimy: General and Governor General by Jeffrey Williams. This is from the Leo Cooper hardbound edition.
posted by DVanderlinde at 12:15 pm (EST) on Apr 23, 2009
you have an interesting background in light of the controversy with the Battle of the Plains of Abraham. I'm sure your knowledge is or could be sought after. All I know is what is taught in schools in Quebec as I am from there and what one British historian (whose name I can't remember) said, that it was the bloodiest battle of the Seven Year War.
posted by JulieP at 9:24 am (EST) on Mar 16, 2009
http://www.armchairgeneral.com/
posted by OldSarge at 6:27 pm (EST) on Mar 15, 2008
posted by weheckman at 2:39 pm (EST) on Jul 11, 2007
Recently finished the first three books of Gregory Keyes brilliant "Kingdoms of Bone & Thorn" series. He paints a rich world of mythos and lyrical history superimposed with a suspenseful and fast moving storyline. Any fans of Tolkien, Guy Gavriel Kay, Julian May or Robin Hobb are sure to enjoy........
The first three titles are;
The Briar King
The Charnel Prince
The Blood Knight
posted by Highlander99 at 11:47 pm (EST) on Feb 8, 2007
Funny, I have been meaning to contact you after I saw you were also a member - so thanks for reaching out first. Certainly want to thank you for autographing my copies of "Sons of the Mountains", it's a real honor to own them. My friend Ed bought them for me when he last visited Fort Ti - he's a piper/soldier in our living history group, the re-created 84th Highlanders, based out of Maryland, USA (I live in Philly, PA). The F&I and AWI period is one of my passions, as is portraying a Highlander in King George's army. I also try to participate in F&I events as well, sometimes as a ranger, when my already busy schedule allows.
I enjoy your books very heartily, having some Celtic roots myself (strong McBride blood on my father's side...). I also noticed when I created my LibraryThing account that we shared a lot of the same titles/interests. While I have an ever growing library, I am but a lowly amateur when it comes to depth of knowledge. I read what I can get my hands on, but things generally go into the head, rattle around a bit, and fall out a few books down the road. Small bits and pieces linger! So I'll never claim to be a historian. Just a very enthusiastic fan! And very glad to have found your books. Please keep up the good work, there's a lot of enthusiasts like myself out there...
Contact me offline at ryanophilly@yahoo.com and we can chat more! Thanks for visiting my library, and for your suggestions. I look forward to learning more from you!
Cheers,
Ryan Ott
posted by ottry17 at 10:49 pm (EST) on Feb 7, 2007