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(Ebook) Marching with Sharpe: What it was like to fight in Wellington’s Army by B. J. Bluth ISBN 9780004145365, 0004145364

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Authors:B. J. Bluth
Pages:208 pages.
Year:2002
Publisher:Collins; First Edition
Language:english
File Size:19.21 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9780004145365, 0004145364
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(Ebook) Marching with Sharpe: What it was like to fight in Wellington’s Army by B. J. Bluth ISBN 9780004145365, 0004145364

‘First-hand’ details of how life was like for British soldiers during the Napoleonic Wars.Created from first-hand written accounts and contemporary military manuals of the time, this remarkable text presents a fascinating insight into the nitty-gritty of everyday life for the British soldier in wartime leading up to the Battle of Waterloo.Photos of original items of equipment and of modern day re-enactment groups, Marching with Sharpe reveals what it was really like for ordinary soldiers and their camp followers.Find out how the rifle developed from the musket; what kit the soldiers carried; how they kept dry in the mountains of Spain; what they ate; how the infantry faced charging cavalry; what the battlefield was like after ‘victory’.Re-enactment is a growing ‘family’ activity, so there were plenty of troops and ‘camp followers’ to help the author illustrate the lives of the men and indeed the women and children who accompanied the regiments on campaign.
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