British light infantry in the eighteenth century
Subtitle: (an introduction to "Sir John Moore's system of training")
By: by Colonel J. F. C. Fuller ... with eight illustrations
Publisher: Hutchinson & co.
Published: 1925
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 255
Subjects: Great Britain. Army. Infantry
Table of contents: title: Light infantry in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries; title: The invention of the fusil and the bayonet; title: The re-introduction of irregulars; title: The seven year's war; title: The American wars, 1748-1760; title: The 60th Royal Americans; title: The lessons of the seven year's war; title: The American war of independence; title: The Hessians; title: The tactical lessons of the American war; title: The light infantry of the French revolution; title: The British army under political control; title: The tactical demand for light infantry; title: General Sir David Dundas; title: Major-General John Money; title: The 5th battalion, the 60th Royal Americans; title: The rifled musket; title: The experimental rifle corps; title: Lieut.-Colonel the Hon. William Stewart; title: Retrospect and conclusions; title: Appendices : The manoeuvres of General Howe ; The Hessians.