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Famous by my Sword: The Army of Montrose and the Military Revolution (Century of the Soldier-Warfare c 1618-1721)

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Famous by my Sword: The Army of Montrose and the Military Revolution (Century of the Soldier-Warfare c 1618-1721)

A brilliant young poet, leading a gallant band whose epic adventure ends in defeat, betrayal and execution. Montrose was a doomed King's general who dared to win - and lost it all.

The Scottish Royalist armed forces, along with its principal leader, the Marquis of Montrose, have had a romantic veneer that has long obscured their true composition and function. In this work, the author examines the troops and their operational doctrines within the themes of the early modern Military Revolution, and places the Scots Royalists within a greater European context of development.

The book is enlivened by specially commissioned color uniform plates based on the latest research, showing how Montrose's troops really appeared on the battlefield.

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â€œ â€¦ Singleton has â€¦ dismissed a misleading romanticism associated with the conflict in Scotland and introduced a rational study of the army of Montrose, backed by clearly presented evidence.â€

Battlefield: the Magazine of the Battlefields Trust
Country USA
Brand Helion and Company
Manufacturer Helion and Company
Binding Paperback
ItemPartNumber 20 b/w illustrations & 8 pages of colour
ReleaseDate 2015-03-13
UnitCount 1
Format Illustrated
EANs 9781909384972

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