LIST OF MAPSTHE FIRST AFGHAN WAR1. The Khyber Pass and the Bolan Pass. 2. From the Helmand, south-eastward to the Indus. 3. Ghazni. 4. Kabul. 5. The Passes between Kabul and JalalabadTHE SIND WAR6. Hyderabad, Miani.THE CHINESE WAR7. China (Tinghai, Chinhai, Chapu, Chinkiang-Fu). 8. Canton. 9. The Gwalior Campaign (Maharajpur).THE FIRST AND SECOND SIKH WARS10. The Punjab 11. Ferozeshah, Mudki, Aliwal, Sobraon. 12. Chilianwala, Gujrat.THE BURMESE WAR13. Burma (Lower irrawaddy Valley, Rangoon, Operations against Myat-Toon).THE KAFFIR WAR14. South Africa, Eastern Frontier (Cape Colony, Natal)In...

This is the first volume in the classic and most famous history of the British army - that of the Hon. J. W. Fortescue, which is still a bible for army history buffs to this day. Vol. I - from the Battle of Hastings to the end of the Seven Year's War (1713). Includes such famous battles as Robert Bruce's victory over the English at Bannockburn; the triumph of Edward III's longbow firing English at Crecy; Henry V'sd battle against the French ( and the odds) at Agincourt, in 1415; the Earl of Surrey's hard-fought victory over KIng James' Scots at Flodden; the battles of the English Civil War;...

MAPS AND PLANSCAMPAIGN OF THE NETHERLANDS 1793-17951. Positoin of Famars. 2. Dunkirk. 3. Position of the opposing armies April 1794. 4. Battle of Turcoing. 5. Avesnes-le-Sec, Villers en Cauchies, and Beaumont. 6. Willems.CAMPAIGNS OF THE MEDITERRANEAN 1793-17957.Toulon. 8. Corisica. 9. Bastia. 10. Calvi.CAMPAIGNS OF THE WEST INDIES, *1793-1798Leeward Sphere11.Haiti, with inset of St. Domingo. 12. Jamaica. Windward Sphere13. Martinique14. Guadeloupe.*For general map of the West Indies see Volume IIIHISTORY OF THE ARMY15. St Lucia. 16. Castries. 17. St Vincent. 18. Grenada. 19....

Vol. V - the period 1803 to 1807. Detailed treatment of the situation and operations in the East Indies and Ceylon, the West Indies, Europe and the Mediterranean. There are important chapters on conditions at home, and the air of war-weariness that was appearing. Finally, there is a description of operations in South America

Vol. II of Fortescue's classic history of Britain's army covers the period 1713 to 1763 when the foundations of the British Empire were laid. It includes the Jacobite Rebellions of 1715 and 1745, the scandals of the reign of King George I, the war with Spain and the dispute over the Austrian Succession, and the Battles of Fontenoy against the French and Culloden, when Scottish Jacobite rebels were crushed., . It also covers the situation in India and the contest for mastery with the French. The expansion into North America is described and the differences that arose between the French and the...

Vol. VI - 1807-1809. The Napoleonic War continue, with further details of operations in Egypt and in the Mediterranean. The Swedish situation is covered, the British pre-emptive expedition to destroy the Danish fleet at Copenhagen and the beginnings of the Peninsular War in Portugal and Spain.