The British Army and the First World War

A clear and authoritative study of Britain’s military experience during the Great War, The British Army and the First World War by Ian Beckett, Timothy Bowman and Mark Connelly offers a modern reassessment of how the army adapted to the demands of industrialised warfare. Published by Cambridge University Press, this scholarly yet accessible volume examines recruitment, training, leadership, battlefield tactics and the social impact of mass mobilisation between 1914 and 1918.

Drawing on recent historical research, the authors challenge long-standing myths surrounding the British Army’s performance on the Western Front while also exploring operations in other theatres of war. The book provides valuable insight into strategy, morale, logistics and the evolution of modern warfare, making it an essential reference for collectors, students of military history and readers interested in the First World War.

Ideal for enthusiasts of British military studies, WWI scholarship and academic history titles, this Cambridge paperback remains a respected and informative addition to any serious history collection.

Condition – Fine/Like New

Presented in as new condition, this 2017 Cambridge University Press paperback shows minimal evidence of handling or prior use. Covers remain clean and sharp with no notable shelf wear, the spine is uncreased, and the binding is firm. The text block is crisp, and internally the pages are clean, bright, and free from inscriptions, foxing, or noticeable defects. A well-preserved copy ideal for collectors, researchers, or readers seeking a near-pristine example.