The History Of Infantry: From Earliest Times To The Present
by H. B. Stuart, Lieut. Bengal Army
Publisher: Bernard Quaritch, London
1862
Printer: G. Norman, London
The Impression Consists Of: 1,000 copes foolscap 8vo., 500 copies post 8vo., 50 numbered copies on Large Paper.
Jan 1862.
Preface: November 1861
NOTE: This is a public library book, The Library Of The University Of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has an ex-libris sticker and a stamp on the book
NOTE: There are multiple inscriptions throughout the book: “$3.75”, “11dW”, “UD15, S93h”, “3-13-50”, “639136”, “P”, “2775”
"The History of Infantry: From Earliest Times to the Present" is a comprehensive historical survey by H.B. Stuart, meticulously tracing the evolution of infantry warfare from its ancient origins to the mid-19th century. Stuart examines the development of infantry tactics, weaponry, and organization across various civilizations and historical periods, providing detailed accounts of significant battles and military innovations. The book delves into the changing role of infantry within armies, analyzing how social, technological, and strategic factors influenced its development. Stuart's work serves as a valuable resource for understanding the historical context of infantry warfare and its enduring significance in shaping military history.
H.B. Stuart, a Lieutenant in the Bengal Army, was a military historian who dedicated his efforts to documenting the evolution of infantry warfare. His work, "The History of Infantry," reflects his scholarly approach and his deep understanding of military strategy and tactics. Stuart's achievement lies in his ability to synthesize a vast amount of historical information into a coherent and insightful narrative, offering readers a comprehensive overview of infantry's development. His book stands as a testament to his dedication to military history and his commitment to providing a detailed and informative account of a crucial aspect of armed conflict. While his career may be less widely known than some military figures, his contribution to the historical record of infantry warfare is significant, preserving knowledge of past military practices.
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