1905-1912 The Spanish Campaign of Sir John Moore & The Napoleonic Campaign of 1805

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First Edition, Original Binding, Publishers' Original Binding

Two volumes. First editions. Written by J. H. Anderson, a British military historian. This set contains: The Spanish Campaign of Sir John Moore, 1905. Illustrated with two folding maps. Collated complete. Exploring the significant British military effort in Spain during the Peninsular War aiming to support the Spanish resistance against Napoleon's forces. Led by Lieutenant-General Sir John Moore, a British Army officer and politician, who ultimately was fatally wounded during battle in Spain. Previously held in the library of Captain T. V. Scudamore, a Canadian military officer of the Expeditionary Force. The Napoleonic Campaign of 1805, 1912. Illustrated with three maps, two of which are folding. Collated complete. Dealing with the Napoleonic Campaign of 1805, from March 30th to the end of the year with special reference to the period of November 27th to December 4th. A series of military maneuvers and battles primarily in Germany and Bohemia during the War of the Third Coalition.