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The insubordination of two Austria Corps Commanders at the battle of Koeniggratz played a huge part in this, the Empire's greatest defeat. Their decision to engage in an epic struggle for control of the Swiepwald forest left 12,000 men dead or wounded, and the Austrian right flank wide open to the Crown Prince of Prussia's advancing Second Army.

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A fresh study of the tumultuous events of summer 1870 when Moltke's German armies destroyed Napoleon's Imperial army, laying the foundations for a military and political hegemony lasting into the 20th Century.

(Hardback)

The book describes the campaign on the Loire from the commencement of the siege of Paris in 1870 until the end of the war.

(Paperback, New edition)

This book chronicles the final conflict over the now almost forgotten 'Schleswig Holstein Question', once a pivotal issue for the great powers of Europe.

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Extensively annotated translation of the Austrian semi-official history of the first half of the Hungarian War of Independence 1848-1849.

(Paperback, New edition)

(Paperback)

This book sheds light on an almost unknown military campaign conducted by a French army, 100,000 men strong. The army was referred to by the French king as the 'Sons of St. Louis' and was pitted against parts of the regular Spanish army and a numerous militia.

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The book considers the rise of the Sikh Soldier from the eighteenth century through to Maharaja Ranjit Singh's Sikh Empire, the consideration of Sikh warfare during the Anglo Sikh Wars leading to the employment of the Sikhs into the British Indian Army.