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The Bengal Artillery: Development & Campaigns in India, 1749-1849
The Bengal Artillery: Development & Campaigns in India, 1749-1849
E. Buckle
The guns and gunners of the Honourable East India Company Until the creation of 'The Raj', following the Indian Mutiny of 1857, the British held India with three native armies, supported by the tro..
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Wellington’s Campaigns in India: Military Campaigns on the Sub-Continent, 1797-1805
Wellington’s Campaigns in India: Military Campaigns on the Sub-Continent, 1797-1805
Reginald George Burton
The career of Arthur Wellesley—the Sepoy General When most people consider the military genius of the Duke of Wellington it is as the commander of the British Army in Portugal and Spain during the ..
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The Female Soldier
The Female Soldier
Hannah Snell & Anonymous
Two Accounts of Women Who Served & Fought as Men

The Female Soldier; or, the Surprising Life and Adventures of Hannah Snell

Frances Scanagatti or, the Female Soldier
by Anonymous
The women who marched to war Female soldiers are always something of a curiosity and these two brief accounts, one British the other Italian, might not have seen individual re-publication in modern..
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The Fall of the Moghul Empire of Hindustan
The Fall of the Moghul Empire of Hindustan
H. G. Keene
The struggles that toppled the Peacock throne The Moghuls invaded India in the early sixteenth century and maintained their rule over much of the sub-continent for over 200 years. By the early eigh..
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The Bengal Native Army
The Bengal Native Army
F. G. Cardew
An Invaluable Reference Resource
A history from 1599 to 1895 Lieutenant Cardew's excellent history of the Bengal Native Army is an invaluable reference resource for all those interested in the British in India and the armies of th..
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The Bengal European Regiment
The Bengal European Regiment
P. R. Innes
An Elite Regiment of the Honourable East India Company 1756-1858
The history of one of India's famous regiments The domination of the Indian sub-continent by the British would have been impossible without the support of the armies of the presidencies of the Hono..
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India’s Free Lances
India’s Free Lances
H. G. Keene
European Mercenary Commanders in Hindustan 1770-1820
Men of war in a land of turmoil This book chronicles the careers and wars of the European and mixed-race mercenary adventurers who carved reputations and empires for themselves and their Indian lor..
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The Sword of the Crown
The Sword of the Crown
Eric W. Sheppard
A History of the British Army to 1914
From knight and roundhead to the birth of the modern army The British Army can trace its lineage back to the middle ages, but for those who are interested in the development of Britain's land force..
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The Recollections of Skinner of Skinner's Horse
The Recollections of Skinner of Skinner's Horse
by James Skinner
James Skinner and his 'Yellow Boys' Irregular cavalry in the wars of India between the British, Mahratta, Rajput, Mogul, Sikh & Pindarree Forces.
India's most famous cavalryman recounts his career. James Skinner had a colourful career. He began his military exploits as a mercenary for Indian princes and became a legend as the leader of the ‘Yel..
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