Napoleonic Wars Wellington’s Army

“Napoleonic Wars Wellington’s Army” by Ian Fletcher, published by Brassey’s in 2000, offers a detailed examination of the uniforms worn by the Duke of Wellington’s army during the Napoleonic Wars. This edition, written in English and spanning 144 pages, provides insights into the various regiments and units from the Peninsular War to the decisive victory at Waterloo, highlighting the historical context and significance of military attire.
Readers will find a thorough exploration of the realities faced by soldiers on campaign, including the wear and tear on their uniforms and the adaptations made over time. The book delves into the military history of the era, presenting a comprehensive view of the uniforms as a reflection of the broader experiences of warfare. With a focus on biography and historical military conflicts, this work serves as an informative resource for those interested in the Napoleonic Wars and the evolution of military uniforms.
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Details all the uniforms worn in each regiment and unit of the Duke of Wellington’s army, from the hard campaigning of the Peninsular War to the final great victory over Napoleon at Waterloo. Fletcher describes the reality of life on campaign, the wear and tear on uniforms, and various adaptations.
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