British War in Afghanistan 1841, (Argonaut Papers 11) compiled from contemporary accounts with notes and glossary: The retreat and the massacre of the British Army from Kabul by Tim Coates

British War in Afghanistan 1841, (Argonaut Papers 11) compiled from contemporary accounts with notes and glossary: The retreat and the massacre of the British Army from Kabul

Tim Coates
114 pages
Freckle
Sep 2005
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- Edited and compiled from three eyewitness accounts with notes and glossary.
In 1841 the British Army was forced to evacuate its base in Cabool (Kabul) and within only a few weeks was wiped out almost to the last man in the Himalayan passes. This book combines the official parliamentary report with the private accounts of Lady Florentia Sale, wife of Brigadier Robert Sale and Lieutenant Vincent Eyre in order to present a unique picture of the terrible events.
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Pages 114
Publisher Freckle
Published 2005
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