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Ian Fletcher
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| #5207972 in Books | Greenhill Books | 2006-02-19 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.56 x1.19 x6.44l, | File type: PDF | 320 pages | Hard Cover Book with DJ||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Excellent supplement to more general treatments of the Peninsula War.|By James H.|Provides insight into both operations and strategy and meshes well with more broad treatments of the war. Extracts from letters give real poignancy to actual operations.|About the Author|Ian Fletcher is a noted authority on the Peninsular War and on the British Army in the Napoleonic period. He is the author of a number of key works, including In Hell Before Daylight, Wellington's Regiments and Fields of Fire.
The Peninsular War was one of the most successful campaigns ever fought by the British Army. Between 1808, when British troops landed in Portugal, and 1814, when Wellington's Army advanced into the south of France, British soldiers were involved in countless battles and sieges against Napoleon's vaunted French veterans. Drawing on rare letters, diaries and memoirs, Ian Fletcher presents a superb insight into the daily lives of British soldiers in this momentous peri...
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