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Military Memoirs of Four Brothers - Engaged in the Service of Their Country as Well as in the New World and Africa, as on the Continent of Europe: The Survivor (Paperback, Spellmount library of military history ed)
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Military Memoirs of Four Brothers - Engaged in the Service of Their Country as Well as in the New World and Africa, as on the Continent of Europe: The Survivor (Paperback, Spellmount library of military history ed)
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Military Memoirs of Four Brothers, first published in 1829 and
reprinted for the first time since 1838, is an extremely rare
record of the military service of one family during the Napoleonic
Wars. The Fernyhoughs of Lichfield provided four officers to the
British naval and military forces, two of whom died on service with
the Royal Marines. The letters and journals pf two of the brothers
provide a fascinating account of some of the more important, and
some of the lesser-known campaigns and operations of the period,
including the Trafalgar campaign, the expedition to South America,
and the Peninsular War, Robert Fernyhough serving in the latter
with that most elite and famous corps, the 95th Rifles, later the
Rifle Brigade. Thomas Fernyhough, the brother who compiled this
account, was a noted historian and researcher, and produced a book
which is not only one of the rarest contemporary memoirs of the
Napoleonic Wars, but one which illuminates the services and
tribulations of a typical military family at this most crucial
period of British history.
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