Publisher's Synopsis
Published in 1810, this book provides a detailed account of the medical conditions that afflicted British troops during the disastrous Walcheren campaign of 1809. Based on firsthand observations and meticulous research, Dawson's book offers a vivid portrait of the suffering and hardships endured by soldiers in this ill-fated expedition. It is a haunting reminder of the terrible cost of war, and a testament to the resilience and courage of those who have fought and died in the service of their country.
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