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A sharp and engaging look at Arthur Wellesley’s early campaigns in India, revealing how the future Duke of Wellington forged his tactical skill and leadership long before Waterloo. A classic Greenhill Military title for collectors of Napoleonic and British imperial history.
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A respected study of the early military career of Arthur Wellesley, later the Duke of Wellington, this work explores his formative campaigns in India long before Waterloo made him famous. Jac Weller combines clear narrative with detailed analysis of strategy, leadership, and battlefield tactics, offering insight into the development of one of Britain’s greatest commanders. Covering key engagements against Mysore and the Maratha Confederacy, the book provides valuable context for Napoleonic-era enthusiasts and collectors of British imperial military history.
This Greenhill Military paperback edition of Wellington in India presents the classic 1972 study in an accessible format, ideal for readers interested in colonial warfare, Napoleonic strategy, and the evolution of Wellington’s command style. A solid addition to any military history library, appealing to both seasoned collectors and general readers of historical campaigns.
Condition – Near Fine
Light wear to covers. Dust stained text block top edge.






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