Notes from the Crimea

Interview and review by the Yorkshire Post Newspaper. Charging into Hisotry Anthony Dawson, a Yorkshire-born archaeologist and historian...

Many cavalry theorists of the 1840s and 1850s considered that the days of cavalry, especially armoured heavy cavalry, were numbered. The ...

Whilst, quite rightly, the role of the Railways in this the centenary of the outbreak of the Great War and 75 years from the outbreak of Wo...

From the Souvenirs of Lieutenant-Colonel le Vicomte de Bernis, 6th Dragoons "The 29 th September, the general d’Allonville h...

The enigmatic Captain Nolan Captain Louis Edward Nolan was one of the most famous cavalry officers of his day, having served in -...

Published 30 June 2014, price £25.00 On the 25 th of October the enemy advanced, and stormed our advanced positions on some hil...

The answer, undoubtedly is yes. The overwhelming body of evidence from French sources, from Le Marechal Saint-Arnaud down to a Capitaine ...