Publisher's Synopsis
A comprehensive history of the Bengal Artillery, a key military unit of the East India Company, from its inception in the 18th century through to the mid-19th century. Buckle draws on a wide range of sources to chronicle the unit's battles, achievements, and losses, as well as the personal stories of many of its members. The result is a vivid and compelling portrait of an important chapter in British imperial history.
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