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THE THESIS
This work examines the operational history and tactical evolution of the British light cavalry during the 19th century. John B. Harris utilizes archival records and regimental histories to analyze how these specialized units adapted to changing battlefield conditions and technological advancements in warfare.
THE SCOPE MAP
What You Will Find
- Detailed accounts of specific light cavalry engagements and maneuvers
- Analysis of the training and equipment standards for light cavalry regiments
- Historical context regarding the role of light cavalry in reconnaissance and pursuit
Scope Limits
- Does not provide a comprehensive history of the entire British Army during the period
- Excludes detailed political analysis of the conflicts mentioned
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
Historians and military enthusiasts frequently cite this text for its specific focus on the technical aspects of cavalry operations. The prose is noted for its direct, factual approach to regimental history.
Page Count:
288
Publication Date:
1968-01-01
Publisher:
Arrow Books
ISBN-10:
0090012909
ISBN-13:
9780090012909
Non-Fiction
British Army
19th Century
Genre Fiction
Cavalry
War
Military History
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