Peninsular War, The: A New History

A fascinating reassessment of one of the Napoleonic era's most brutal campaigns. This comprehensive history cuts through the mythology surrounding Wellington's Peninsular Campaign, examining the guerrilla warfare, political intrigue, and strategic blunders that defined the conflict between 1808 and 1814. Meticulously researched yet highly readable, it brings fresh perspectives to a pivotal European theatre of war. Perfect for military history enthusiasts, Napoleonic scholars, and anyone who loves deeply researched historical narratives that challenge conventional wisdom.