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A definitive scholarly study of the British Army during the late Victorian era, covering military reforms, imperial campaigns, and the road to the Boer War.
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The Late Victorian Army 1868–1902 by Edward M. Spiers is a respected scholarly study of the British Army during one of the most transformative periods of imperial military history. Covering the years from the post–Crimean War reforms to the end of the Second Boer War, the book examines the structural, political, and social changes that shaped the late Victorian military establishment.
Spiers provides detailed analysis of military administration, officer recruitment, training, imperial campaigns, and the evolving role of the British Army within the expanding empire. The work is widely cited in academic studies of Victorian military reform and imperial warfare, making it an important reference for historians, collectors of military history, and researchers of the British Empire and Anglo-Boer War period.
Published by Manchester University Press, this edition is a well-bound academic hardback, ideal for collectors of serious military history and reference libraries.
Condition – Very Good
Very good hardcover in green cloth boards with gilt spine lettering. The binding is firm and square. Covers show light shelf wear only. Text block clean and bright with no notable markings. Internally clean and well preserved.
