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Battles of the Crimean War by W. Baring Pemberton is an authoritative and highly readable account of one of the nineteenth century's most significant military conflicts. Published in London by B. T. Batsford Ltd in 1962, this first edition hardcover examines the pivotal campaigns and battles of the Crimean War, including the famous engagements at Alma, Balaclava, Inkerman, and the Siege of Sevastopol. Combining military analysis with vivid historical narrative, Pemberton provides an insightful overview of the strategies, commanders, troop movements, and political implications that shaped the conflict between the Russian Empire and the allied forces of Britain, France, the Ottoman Empire, and Sardinia.
This copy of Battles of the Crimean War is especially desirable to collectors and military history enthusiasts due to its excellent preservation. The blue cloth boards remain crisp and bright, while the original dust jacket is protected in a Brodart-style archival cover and presents exceptionally well. Internally, the book is clean and well preserved, making it a strong collector's copy suitable for both private libraries and serious Crimean War collections.
An attractive additional feature is the inclusion of the original B. T. Batsford complimentary publisher's review slip dated April 1963. Ephemera of this nature is often lost over time and adds further collectible appeal and provenance interest to Battles of the Crimean War.
The Crimean War continues to fascinate historians for its transitional military technologies, famous personalities such as Florence Nightingale and Lord Raglan, and iconic moments including the Charge of the Light Brigade. This volume remains an accessible and respected introduction to the campaigns and battlefield actions of the era, making it ideal for collectors of military history, Victorian studies, and British imperial history.
Condition - Near Pine Plus
1962 hardcover. Blue cloth boards are clean and well preserved with minimal shelf wear. Original dust jacket is near fine plus and protected in a Brodart-style archival cover. Internally clean and tightly bound. Accompanied by the original B. T. Batsford complimentary publisher's review slip dated April 1963.
