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Wellingtons Highland Warriors Stuart Reid

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Wellingtons Highland Warriors Stuart Reid
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Publisher: Frontline Books
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 5.74 MB
Author: Stuart Reid
ISBN: 9781848325579, 1848325576
Language: English
Year: 2010

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Wellingtons Highland Warriors Stuart Reid by Stuart Reid 9781848325579, 1848325576 instant download after payment.

Wellington's Highland Warriors covers the early history of the British Army's Highland regiments, from the raising of the Black Watch in 1739 to the battle of Waterloo in 1815. Stuart Reid provides an entertaining and thoroughly original study of the circumstances in which the regiments were authorized and recruited, not just in the Highlands but all across Scotland, so that "Highlanders and Scotchmen" became synonymous. It also tells the story of how they acquitted themselves in almost every corner of the globe from the bogs of Ireland to the burning plains of India, and in the process earning for themselves a reputation which is literally second to none. Each chapter follows a theme based around the experiences of one particular regiment and employs extensive but careful use of contemporary correspondence and memoirs to let those involved tell the story in their own words. The story is a fascinating one which reveals the very different expectations and experiences of Highland soldiers; filled with engaging rogues such as Simon Fraser and Allan Cameron of Erracht, with stories of bitter feuds as rival chieftains and Highland proprietors battled each other for recruits, and those recruits themselves who were more than capable of giving as good as they got; demanding and receiving legally binding concessions from their landlords turned recruiters and then like George Gordon of Cabrach, striding forth 'in high dress with his sword by his side to announce his new profession' in a display of swank and swagger. AUTHOR: Stuart Reid was born in Aberdeen in 1954 and has served with the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers. His previous works on military history include Like Hungry Wolves, and The Secret War for Texas; a study of one of his ancestors' surprising role as a British agent in the Texan. He is currently working on a full-length military history of the last Anglo-Scots War 1639-1651. ILLUSTRATIONS 8 pages of plates

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