Publisher's Synopsis
This engrossing memoir offers an intimate look at the life of Britain's celebrated military commander, Viscount Combermere. Based on family papers and correspondence, Combermere's life and career are explored in detail, including his service in the Napoleonic Wars and his later work as governor of Barbados and commander-in-chief of India.
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