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NEW WEEK OF 27 MAY 2008!!!

THE ARMENIAN CAMPAIGN 1877

By Charles Williams

Illustrations: none
Pages: 184 pages
$25.00 soft cover

In 1877 the Russo-Turkish War was fought not only in Bulgaria and Rumania, but in Armenia as well. This is a first hand account by an English correspondant who accompanied the Turks during this campaign. The work was originally published in 1878.

THE RUSSO-TURKISH WAR OF 1877-1878

THE BATTLE OF PLEVNA

By F.V. Greene

Illustrations: none
Pages: 145 pages
$25.00 soft cover

In 1877, after the massacre of Bulgarian peasants by Turkis irregular troops, the Russians marched on the Ottoman Empire. Sometimes known as the "Kitchen War" this campaign boiled down to one massive siege and battle at the fortress of Plevna. This work provides a very detailed account of both the campaign and the battle of Plevna. Originally published in 1903.

THE CAMPAIGN OF MAGENTA AND SOLFERINO 1859

By Colonel H.C. Wylly

Illustrations: none
Pages: 109 pages
$19.95 soft cover

This is a very detailed military study of the liberation of Italy from the oppressive rule of the Austrians. Orders of battle for several battles have been added to the original work. The work was originally published in 1907.

A NARRATIVE OF THE BATTLE OF ST. VINCENT

By Colnoel Drinkwater Bethune

Illustrations: 8 diagrams of battle maneuvers
Pages: 49 pages
$12.95 soft cover

This is a very detailed account of the great naval battle. Originally published in 1840, its author is writing to cover the participation of his ancestor. Nonetheless, it is an outstanding account of the battle.

NEW WEEK OF 12 MAY 2008!!!

OLIVER HAZARD PERRY AND THE BATTLE OF LAKE ERIE

by James Cooke Mills

Illustrations: 7 B&W illustraitons
Pages: 146 pages
$25.00 soft cover

This is a very detailed account, both of Perry's life, but of the famous battle of Lake Erie. This work was originally published in 1913.

SULLIVAN'S CAMPAIGN AGAINS THE IRROQUIS

A. Tiffany Norton

Illustrations: none
Pages: 98 pages
$19.95 soft cover

While the British and Americans were fighting along the Eastern seabord, the British and their Irroquois allieswere ravaging the Western frontier. To end this scourage, General Sullivan led the famous campaign against the Irroquois threat forever. This work was originally published in 1879.

HISTORY OF CHARLES XII OF SWEDEN

by M. Voltaire

Illustrations: none
Pages: 142 pages
$25.00 soft cover

Written by THE famous Voltaire, French man of letters, this work is the complete history of Charles XII of Sweden. This work was originally published in 1881.

THE DUKE OF BERWICK, MARSHAL OF FRANCE, 1702-1734

by Lt. Col. Charles Townshend Wilson

Illustrations: none
Pages: Volume 1-137 pages, Volume 2 - 144 pages
$50.00 soft cover

This two volume work was originally published in 1883. It is an account of the military history of the French Marshal of Berwick. It covers the War of the Spanish Succession and the Jacobite War

THE CAMPAIGN IN TIRAH

1798-1898

by Colonel H.D.Hutcinson

Illustrations: 12 B&W maps and illustrations
Pages: 118 pages
$19.95 soft cover

Originally published in 1898. This is a first hand account of the last British operations in Afghanistan. It is a highly detailed military account, written by a military officer.

KHARTOU CAMPAIGN OF 1898

OR THE CONQUEST OF THE SUDAN

by Bennet Burleigh

Illustrations: 30 B&W photographs & 4 maps
Pages: 141 pages
$19.95 soft cover

Originalaly published in 1899. This is a very detailed military account of the British conquest of the Sudan as it fought the Fuzzie-Wuzzies, the only group who ever broken the vaunted British square.

THE BATTLE OF FONTENOY

by Francis H. Skrine

Illustrations: 2 B&W illustrations & 1 map
Pages: 183 pages
$25.00 soft cover

Originally published in 1906. This is probably the best English language account of the campaign and battle of Fontenoy. The original work has been supplimented with a map of the battle and orders of battle.

NEW WEEK OF 28 FEBRUARY 2008!!!

THE BRITISH ARMIES IN WORLD WAR TWO

The Indian Army - Part 3 - The Indian Army in the East 1944-45

By D. Hughes, et al.

Illustrations: none
Pages: 116 pages
$19.95 soft cover

This volume covers Indian Infantry Divisions, Tank Brigades, Independent Brigades in the East and Indian Artillery and Indian Special Forces, as well as Indian State Forces.

NEW WEEK OF 18 FEBRUARY 2008!!!

JAPANESE ARMORED VEHICLES AND TACTICS

By G.F.Nafziger

Illustrations: 160 B&W photographs
Pages: 112 pages
$19.95 soft cover

This work covers all Japanese armored vehicles produced, including prototypes. It gives an overview of tactics seen by the US Army in its campaignin the pacific, the organization of Japanese units up to divisions, history and technical detials of every vehicle.

THE 1792 CAMPAIGNIN INDIA AGAINST TIPPOO SULTAN

By Major Diron

Size: 8.5" x 11"
Illustrations: none
Pages: 146 pages
$25.00 soft cover

This is a first hand account of 2nd Mysore War where Lord Cornwallis, still smarting from his defeat at Yorktown, took it out on Tippoo Sultan.

WARS OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION

Vol 7 - 21 August to 31 December 1796

Translated by G.F.Nafziger

Size: 8.5" x 11"
Illustrations: 5 maps
Pages: 167 pages
$25.00 soft cover

This volume covers Moreau's operations in Germany and Napoleon in Italy, as well as naval and colonial operations.

THE BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA

By James H. Carleton

Size: 8.5" x 11"
Illustrations: 1 map
Pages: 87 pages
$19.95 soft cover

Originally published in 1848, this is a first hand account of the campaign and battle.

THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL

By George E. Ellis

Size: 8.5" x 11"
Illustrations: 1 map & 1 B&W illustration
Pages: 46 pages
$12.95 soft cover

Originally published in 1875, this is a highly detailed account of the battle and actions preceding it.

THE BATTLE OF BENNINGTON 16 AUGUST 1777

By F.W.Coburn

Size: 8.5" x 11"
Illustrations: none
Pages: 28 pages
$12.95 soft cover

Originally published in 1877, on the centenial of the battle. This is the detailed account of an obscure battle of the American Revolution.

THE TRENTON CAMPAIGN

By S.A.Drake

Size: 8.5" x 11"
Illustrations: 7 maps
Pages: 41 pages
$12.95 soft cover

This work was originially published in 1899. It starts with Washington's operations in New York, including the battle of Long Island, and progresses through the campaign to the battle of Trenton, which it covers in detail.

NEW WEEK OF 1 FEBRUARY 2008!!!

WARS OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION, VOL 7, 21 AUGUST 1796 - 1 JANUARY 1797

Translated by G.F.Nafziger

Size: 8.5" x 11"
Illustrations: 8 maps
Pages: 167 pages
$25.00 soft cover

Part of the ongoing series originally published in 1818 and reissued in 1900. This finishes up Napoleon's campaign in Italy, Moreau in Germany, and naval operations and activities in the colonies through this period.

THE BRITISH CAMPAIGN IN NORTH CHINA 1860

By Robert Swinhoe

Size: 8.5" x 11"
Illustrations: NONE
Pages: 140 pages
$25.00 soft cover

In 1860 a combined force of English and British landed in China and after fighting several battles, fought their way to Peking. This book was originially published in 1890 by a participant in the campaign.

THE 1859-1860 SPANISH CAMPAIGN IN MOROCCO

By Frederick Hardman

Size: 8.5" x 11"
Illustrations: none
Pages: 169 pages
$25.00 soft cover

In 1859 the Spanish invaded the Moroccan shores across from Gibraltar in a bit to build a North African colony. This account is by a newspaper reporter who witnessed the campaign first hand and is presented as a series of daily reports on the events he saw. Originally published in 1860.

THE BATTLE OF BENNINGTON 16 AUGUST 1777

By F.W.Coburn

Size: 8.5" x 11"
Illustrations: 1 map
Pages: 28 pages
$12.95 soft cover

Bennington was fought as part of the American Revolution on 16 August 1777. Originally published in 1877.

NEW WEEK OF 1 JANUARY 2008!!!

THE BATTLE OF POINT PLEASANT

By Virgil A. Lewis

Size: 8.5" x 11"
Illustrations: NONE
Pages: 99 pages
$19.95 soft cover

This is an account of an obscure battle between Virginia Militia and the Indians at Point Pleasant West Virginia, fought in 1774, as part of Lord Dunmore's War. It's an obscure work on an almost unknown battle in an equally unknown war. This is a reprint of the original work published in 1909.

HISTORY OF THE POLISH REVOLUTION OF 1830

By Joseph Hordynski

Size: 8.5" x 11"
Illustrations: 30 maps - the quality of the maps is not good
Pages: 63 pages
$25.00 soft cover

Poland was wiped off the map of Europe in 1794 and divided between Russia, Prussia and Austria. Napoleon rebuilt it briefly in 1809 in the form of the Grand Duchy of Warsaw, but that dissappeared in 1814. The Russians attempted to integrate the Poles into the Russian Empire, but the Poles longed for their independence. Foolishly, the Russians built part of their army from ethnic Poles and left them in Poland. This part of the Russian Army rose in rebellion and for two years fought against the Russians, seeking to re-establish Poland as an independent nation once again. The uprising was crushed and though there would be further such revolutions, Poland would not become truly independent until 1919. This is a detailed account that is focused on the innumerable battles. Unfortunately, though there are 30+ maps the source document was of low quality and they were not what one might desire.

NEW WEEK OF 20 NOVEMBER 2007!!!

THE CROSSIGN OF THE LIMAT IN 1799 AND THE RHINE IN 1800

By Chef de brigade d'artillerie Dedon

Translated by G.F.Nafziger

Size: 8.5" x 11"
Illustrations: 2 maps
Pages: 93 pages
$19.95 soft cover

This is a most unusual work. Dedon was charged with the organization and operation of the French pontooneer force with the Army of the Rhine. The work focuses on the bridging operations over the Limat in 1799 before the battle of Zurich and in 1800 over the Rhine in support of Moreau's successful campaign against the Austrians in Germany.

THE GALLO-BATAVIAN ARMY'S 1800 CAMPAIGN ON THE RHINE

By General Andreossy

Translated by G.F.Nafziger

Size: 8.5" x 11"
Illustrations: none maps
Pages: 63 pages
$19.95 soft cover

As Moreau advanced along the Rhine and Danube in his march to Hohenlinden, a force of Dutch and French, under Augereau, and known as the Gallo-Batavian Army, marched on his right flank and fought in Bavaria and the Upper Palatinate to defend Moreau's left flank. This is their story.

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