Wolfe's Army (Men-at-Arms, 48)
by Robin May
This reference book delves into the British army under General James Wolfe, covering its organization, uniforms, and tactics during the Seven Years' War. It highlights the forces that played a crucial role in the conquest of Quebec and the broader conflict in North America, offering valuable historical context for military enthusiasts.
About This Book
Wolfe's Army is a reference book that examines the structure and composition of the British army commanded by General James Wolfe in the mid-18th century.
It provides insights into the military units involved in key campaigns, particularly those leading to the capture of Quebec.
The book details the equipment, ranks, and operational strategies employed by these forces during the Seven Years' War.
As part of the Men-at-Arms series, it serves as an authoritative source for understanding historical military organization.
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