Richard Cannon

Richard Cannon's "Historical Record of the Thirteenth, 1st Somerset: Prince Albert's Regiment of Light Infantry" presents a meticulous chronicle of one of Britain's distinguished military regiments. Cannon employs a narrative style that intertwines rigorous historical documentation with vivid storytelling, providing readers with insights into both the battles fought and the lives of the soldiers. The book situates itself within a broader tradition of military histories, yet it is distinguished by its detailed examination of the regiment's formation, campaigns, and contributions during pivotal conflicts, making it a vital resource for historians and military enthusiasts alike. Cannon, an accomplished military historian and army officer, draws on his extensive knowledge and experience to offer a comprehensive view of military life in the 19th century. His dedication to preserving the legacy of the Somerset regiment stems from a profound respect for military history, as well as a personal connection to the themes of valor and sacrifice. This background informs his meticulous research and narrative structure, ensuring an engaging yet authoritative account. This work is highly recommended for scholars, students, and history buffs seeking a deeper understanding of British military history, particularly within the context of the Victorian era. "Historical Record of the Thirteenth, 1st Somerset" serves not only as a historical document but also as a tribute to the resilience and spirit of those who served.

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Historical record of the Thirteenth, 1st Somerset: Prince Albert's Regiment of Light Infantry: An account of the formation of the regiment in 1685, and of its subsequent services to 1848

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