The British Army on Campaign (3): 1856-81 (Men-at-Arms 198)

In the period of reform following the Crimean War, the British Army's main role reverted to the security and consolidation of the Empire and its trade, resulting in campaigns large and small all over the world. From the Indian Mutiny of 1857-59, to campaigns in the North-West Frontier, Canada, New Zealand and the Transvaal, the British Army fought to protect its Empire and thwart the expansion of encroaching nations. This book, the third in a series of four, outlines these campaigns and details the fighting methods, uniforms, equipment and weapons of the British Army. Image2.jpg......Page 0 Image3.jpg......Page 2 Image4.jpg......Page 3 Image5.jpg......Page 4 Image6.jpg......Page 5 Image7.jpg......Page 6 Image8.jpg......Page 7 Image9.jpg......Page 8 Image10.jpg......Page 9 Image12.jpg......Page 10 Image13.jpg......Page 11 Image14.jpg......Page 12 Image15.jpg......Page 13 Image16.jpg......Page 14 Image17.jpg......Page 15 Image18.jpg......Page 16 Image19.jpg......Page 17 Image20.jpg......Page 18 Image21.jpg......Page 19 Image22.jpg......Page 20 Image23.jpg......Page 21 Image24.jpg......Page 22 Image25.jpg......Page 23 Image26.jpg......Page 24 Image27.jpg......Page 25 Image271⁄2.jpg......Page 26 Image28.jpg......Page 27 Image30.jpg......Page 28 Image31.jpg......Page 29 Image32.jpg......Page 30 Image33.jpg......Page 31 Image34.jpg......Page 32 Image35.jpg......Page 33 Image36.jpg......Page 34 Image37.jpg......Page 35 Image38.jpg......Page 36 Image39.jpg......Page 37 Image40.jpg......Page 38 Image41.jpg......Page 39 Image42.jpg......Page 40 Image43.jpg......Page 41 Image44.jpg......Page 42 Image45.jpg......Page 43 Image46.jpg......Page 44 Image47.jpg......Page 45 Image48.jpg......Page 46 Image49.jpg......Page 47 Image50.jpg......Page 48 Image51.jpg......Page 49 Image52.jpg......Page 50