Sir John William Fortescue's 'A History of the British Army' is a comprehensive and authoritative account of England's military heritage. Beginning in the Middle Ages and continuing through to the modern era, Fortescue details the key figures, battles, and events that shaped the development of the British military and its role in global affairs. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in history, military strategy, or the legacy of Great Britain.

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