Go to Your God Like a Soldier: The British Soldier Fighting for Empire, 1837-1902

by Ian Knight

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This book presents a complete picture of British military experience between 1837 and 1902, the reign of Victoria. It covers all major campaigns of the period, revealing how the army functioned and developed.

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