The History of the British Army. Complete Edition
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- Nombre de pages1038
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4778077-9
- EAN8596547780779
- Date de parution17/12/2023
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille5 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "The History of the British Army, " J. W. Fortescue delivers a comprehensive and meticulously researched chronicle of one of the world'Äôs oldest military institutions. With a narrative style characterized by its clarity and erudition, Fortescue deftly weaves together political, social, and military histories, tracing the evolution of the British Army from its nascent stages to its pivotal role in shaping global conflicts.
The book'Äôs structure, organized chronologically and thematically, offers readers insights into key battles, military strategies, and the sociopolitical context that influenced the army'Äôs development, making it an essential text for historians and military enthusiasts alike. J. W. Fortescue, a distinguished British historian and soldier, had intimate knowledge of military structures and operations that profoundly informed his writing.
His career in the army, coupled with his academic pursuits in history, provided him with a unique perspective on warfare and institution-building. Fortescue wrote this work during a time when British identity was inextricably linked with its military prowess, positioning him to critically analyze the forces that shaped the British Army. This book is highly recommended for anyone interested in military history, offering an authoritative account that not only details battles and strategies but also reflects on larger themes of nationalism and imperialism.
Fortescue'Äôs scholarly rigor and engaging prose make "The History of the British Army" an indispensable resource for both casual readers and serious historians.
The book'Äôs structure, organized chronologically and thematically, offers readers insights into key battles, military strategies, and the sociopolitical context that influenced the army'Äôs development, making it an essential text for historians and military enthusiasts alike. J. W. Fortescue, a distinguished British historian and soldier, had intimate knowledge of military structures and operations that profoundly informed his writing.
His career in the army, coupled with his academic pursuits in history, provided him with a unique perspective on warfare and institution-building. Fortescue wrote this work during a time when British identity was inextricably linked with its military prowess, positioning him to critically analyze the forces that shaped the British Army. This book is highly recommended for anyone interested in military history, offering an authoritative account that not only details battles and strategies but also reflects on larger themes of nationalism and imperialism.
Fortescue'Äôs scholarly rigor and engaging prose make "The History of the British Army" an indispensable resource for both casual readers and serious historians.
In "The History of the British Army, " J. W. Fortescue delivers a comprehensive and meticulously researched chronicle of one of the world'Äôs oldest military institutions. With a narrative style characterized by its clarity and erudition, Fortescue deftly weaves together political, social, and military histories, tracing the evolution of the British Army from its nascent stages to its pivotal role in shaping global conflicts.
The book'Äôs structure, organized chronologically and thematically, offers readers insights into key battles, military strategies, and the sociopolitical context that influenced the army'Äôs development, making it an essential text for historians and military enthusiasts alike. J. W. Fortescue, a distinguished British historian and soldier, had intimate knowledge of military structures and operations that profoundly informed his writing.
His career in the army, coupled with his academic pursuits in history, provided him with a unique perspective on warfare and institution-building. Fortescue wrote this work during a time when British identity was inextricably linked with its military prowess, positioning him to critically analyze the forces that shaped the British Army. This book is highly recommended for anyone interested in military history, offering an authoritative account that not only details battles and strategies but also reflects on larger themes of nationalism and imperialism.
Fortescue'Äôs scholarly rigor and engaging prose make "The History of the British Army" an indispensable resource for both casual readers and serious historians.
The book'Äôs structure, organized chronologically and thematically, offers readers insights into key battles, military strategies, and the sociopolitical context that influenced the army'Äôs development, making it an essential text for historians and military enthusiasts alike. J. W. Fortescue, a distinguished British historian and soldier, had intimate knowledge of military structures and operations that profoundly informed his writing.
His career in the army, coupled with his academic pursuits in history, provided him with a unique perspective on warfare and institution-building. Fortescue wrote this work during a time when British identity was inextricably linked with its military prowess, positioning him to critically analyze the forces that shaped the British Army. This book is highly recommended for anyone interested in military history, offering an authoritative account that not only details battles and strategies but also reflects on larger themes of nationalism and imperialism.
Fortescue'Äôs scholarly rigor and engaging prose make "The History of the British Army" an indispensable resource for both casual readers and serious historians.
