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Robert Le Mesurier McClure

The Discovery of the North-West Passage (Annotated)

The 1856 account of HMS Investigator and the first recorded traverse of a North-West Passage, with historical illustrations and a folding chart.

Forthcoming

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George Robert Gleig

Sale’s Brigade in Afghanistan (Illustrated)

In the winter of 1841, the British position in Afghanistan was collapsing. At Jellalabad, Sir Robert Sale and his brigade held their ground. Gleig’s complete text of the 1846 first edition in gently refreshed English, with sixteen plates and a publisher’s apparatus.

Forthcoming · 15 October 2026

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Napoleon Augustus Jennings

A Texas Ranger

There was a time when the authority of Texas traveled on horseback.

Green Series

Theodore Roosevelt

The Rough Riders (Annotated)

In 1898 Theodore Roosevelt leaves Washington for Cuba. Cowboys, ranchmen and Eastern athletes become a volunteer regiment whose brief campaign will enter American history. The complete English text of the 1899 first edition, with a new publisher’s apparatus.

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Sir George Arthur

Life of Lord Kitchener · Volume I

Life of Lord Kitchener, Volume I. Complete text of the first London edition of 1920, unabridged. AETERNUS Green Series hardcover.

Forthcoming · 21 November 2026

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Sir George Arthur

Life of Lord Kitchener · Volume II

Life of Lord Kitchener, Volume II. Complete text of the first London edition of 1920, unabridged. AETERNUS Green Series hardcover.

Forthcoming · 21 November 2026

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Sir George Arthur

Life of Lord Kitchener · Volume III

Life of Lord Kitchener, Volume III. Complete text of the first London edition of 1920, unabridged. AETERNUS Green Series hardcover.

Forthcoming · 21 November 2026

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Charles Vere Ferrers Townshend

My Campaign in Mesopotamia (Annotated)

The road to Baghdad ran north through heat, marsh, dust and the winding course of the Tigris. Along it advanced the 6th (Poona) Division of the Indian Army under Major-General Sir Charles Townshend: British and Indian regiments moving farther from their bases, farther from reinforcement, and deeper into a campaign in which every mile gained lengthened the line upon which the army depended.

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James B. Gillett

Six Years with the Texas Rangers (Illustrated)

On June 1, 1875, eighteen-year-old James Gillett enlists in Company D of the Frontier Battalion. Ahead lie days in the saddle, the pursuit of cattle thieves and murderers, fights with Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache, and later the office of city marshal of El Paso.

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Sir Francis Younghusband

The Epic of Mount Everest (Illustrated)

In 1921, Mount Everest was still a fortress of unknown ridges, glaciers and immense altitude. Britain sent an expedition not to conquer Everest, but to discover whether a way to its summit existed at all. They returned in 1922 to make the first determined assault upon the mountain, and again in 1924 for the expedition that would become inseparable from the names of George Mallory and Andrew Irvine.

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Joshua Duke

Recollections of the Kabul Campaign, 1879 & 1880

Beyond the North-West Frontier of British India lay Afghanistan: mountain kingdom, strategic barrier and one of the great contested spaces of the nineteenth-century struggle later remembered as the Great Game. Into that country went the Kabul Field Force under Sir Frederick Roberts. Joshua Duke went with it.

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Joshua Duke

Recollections of the Kabul Campaign, 1879 & 1880 – Modern English Edition

Duke’s complete narrative in carefully modernised English, with seven restored plates, a map and a publisher’s apparatus. His preface, documents, notes and appendix retain their original wording.

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Sir Charles William Wilson

From Korti to Khartum (Illustrated)

Sudan, 1885. Khartum is besieged and time is running out. Across the Bayuda Desert the British Desert Column drives towards the Nile in a desperate attempt to reach General Gordon. Among its officers is Sir Charles William Wilson, Royal Engineer, intelligence chief and, after the mortal wounding of Sir Herbert Stewart, commander in the field.

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Grey Owl

The Men of the Last Frontier

Beyond the last road lay another Canada. It was a country of forest and muskeg, rivers and cold lakes, trap lines, winter camps and long distances travelled by canoe, snowshoe and dog team. Men who lived there depended less upon possessions than upon judgement: the ability to read weather, follow a trail, repair what had broken and endure what could not be avoided.

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Henry Doveton Hutchinson

The Campaign in Tirah, 1897–1898

One of the great contemporary military narratives of the Victorian North-West Frontier.

Submitted to IngramSpark; eProof pending.

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William Robertson

From Private to Field-Marshal

No other title in British military autobiography can make quite the same claim.

Forthcoming in paperback, hardcover and ebook.

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Major-General Sir Charles Edward Callwell, K.C.B.

The Life of Sir Stanley Maude

Major-General Sir Charles Edward Callwell's 1920 biography of General Sir Stanley Maude, the British commander who rebuilt the Mesopotamian Expeditionary Force after the disaster of Kut and captured Baghdad in March 1917.

Forthcoming · 27 October 2026

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Charles John Melliss

Lion-Hunting in Somali-land (Annotated)

Across the Gulf of Aden from Arabia lay a country of thorn, dry river-beds and waterless distance. From Berbera, Captain Charles John Melliss of the 9th Bombay Infantry went up-country towards the Haud with ten camels, twelve Somali men, two donkeys, an Abyssinian pony and provisions for two months, in search of lion; the closing chapters follow him on horseback, spear in hand, after the African wart-hog.

Forthcoming · 22 October 2026

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Robert Baden-Powell

The Matabele Campaign, 1896

In March 1896 the Ndebele of Matabeleland rose against the British South Africa Company. Within days the outlying settlers had been killed or driven into laagers, and Buluwayo stood besieged by its own hinterland. In June the Shona of Mashonaland followed.

Forthcoming · 4 November 2026

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Robert Baden-Powell

Aids to Scouting for N.-C.Os. & Men

First published in 1899, Aids to Scouting brought together Robert Baden-Powell’s experience of military reconnaissance in India, Afghanistan and Africa, presenting the art of observation, concealment, tracking, fieldcraft and independent action in a compact manual written expressly for the non-commissioned officers and men of the British Army.

Forthcoming · 28 October 2026

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George John Younghusband & Francis Edward Younghusband

The Relief of Chitral

The first-hand history of the siege and relief of Chitral, 1895, in the complete text of the first edition, with its map, frontispiece and twenty-two plates.

Forthcoming · 26 October 2026

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Ian Hamilton

Gallipoli Diary, Volume I (Annotated)

General Sir Ian Hamilton’s own record of the Dardanelles expedition, March to July 1915: Volume I of the complete text of 1920, with its plates and a publisher’s apparatus.

Forthcoming · 2 November 2026

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Ian Hamilton

Gallipoli Diary, Volume II (Annotated)

General Sir Ian Hamilton’s own record of the last months at Gallipoli, Sari Bair, Suvla and his recall in October 1915: Volume II of the complete text of 1920, with appendices and a publisher’s apparatus.

Forthcoming · 2 November 2026

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Frederick Sleigh Roberts

Forty-One Years in India (Annotated)

Volume I follows Roberts from the Bengal Artillery through Delhi, Cawnpore, Lucknow and the campaigns of 1857–58.

Volume I · forthcoming in paperback and hardcover

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Frederick Sleigh Roberts

Forty-One Years in India (Annotated)

Volume II follows Roberts through frontier warfare, Abyssinia and the Second Afghan War, the march from Kabul to Kandahar and command in India.

Volume II · forthcoming in paperback and hardcover

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Charles Metcalfe MacGregor

Wanderings in Balochistan (Annotated)

Across Balochistan, the next well can matter more than the next frontier.

Forthcoming

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Charles Metcalfe MacGregor

The Defence of India (Annotated)

SIMLA, 1884. A British general examines the strategic defence of India during the Great Game.

Forthcoming

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Charles Metcalfe MacGregor

The Life and Opinions of Major-General Sir Charles Metcalfe MacGregor, Volume II (Annotated)

From Kabul to Kandahar, the second volume follows MacGregor from reconnaissance on the frontiers of India to the organisation of military intelligence.

Forthcoming

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Winfield Scott

Memoirs of Lieutenant-General Scott (Annotated)

Scott recalls the War of 1812 and his formation as an American general.

Forthcoming

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Winfield Scott

Memoirs of Lieutenant-General Scott (Annotated)

Scott recounts his campaign in Mexico and his later years in the United States Army.

Forthcoming