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The 95th (Rifles) in America: the Experiences of Two Soldiers During the War of 1812
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The 95th (Rifles) in America: the Experiences of Two Soldiers During the War of 1812

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Rifle green to America With

Accompanying Histories of the Campaign and Regiment in the Period by Eric Sheppard and William Cope

Relations between the British Empire and its former-rebellious-colony in America were understandably strained in the half century following the War of Independence. While the British Army struggled with the Emperor of the French in Spain, open hostility broke out on the new nations border with British Canada. As Britain’s war apparently drew to a close in the South of France upon Napoleon’s abdication experienced regiments from Wellington’s Peninsula Army were detailed to sail across the Atlantic to join the struggle. Among them were elements of the 95th-the famous green-jacketed riflemen. Fortunately for posterity two of those soldiers, Harry Smith and William Surtees, elected to write accounts of their experiences. Leonaur has included these two essential accounts in this volume, together with an account of the doings of the 95th in America and a general overview of the war, to give modern readers an insight into the latter stages of this Napoleonic period war, from a rifleman’s perspective, up to and beyond the catastrophic battle before New Orleans that concluded hostilities. Available in soft cover and hard cover with dust jacket.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Leonaur Ltd
Date
7 June 2010
Pages
180
ISBN
9780857061850

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Rifle green to America With

Accompanying Histories of the Campaign and Regiment in the Period by Eric Sheppard and William Cope

Relations between the British Empire and its former-rebellious-colony in America were understandably strained in the half century following the War of Independence. While the British Army struggled with the Emperor of the French in Spain, open hostility broke out on the new nations border with British Canada. As Britain’s war apparently drew to a close in the South of France upon Napoleon’s abdication experienced regiments from Wellington’s Peninsula Army were detailed to sail across the Atlantic to join the struggle. Among them were elements of the 95th-the famous green-jacketed riflemen. Fortunately for posterity two of those soldiers, Harry Smith and William Surtees, elected to write accounts of their experiences. Leonaur has included these two essential accounts in this volume, together with an account of the doings of the 95th in America and a general overview of the war, to give modern readers an insight into the latter stages of this Napoleonic period war, from a rifleman’s perspective, up to and beyond the catastrophic battle before New Orleans that concluded hostilities. Available in soft cover and hard cover with dust jacket.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Leonaur Ltd
Date
7 June 2010
Pages
180
ISBN
9780857061850