Experience the Peninsular War through the eyes of a British officer serving directly under the Duke of Wellington. "Memoir of the early campaigns of the Duke of Wellington, in Portugal and Spain: By an officer employed in his army" offers a rare firsthand account of the military strategies and challenges faced during this pivotal period of the Napoleonic Wars.

John Fane Westmorland provides invaluable insights into the British Army's campaigns in Spain and Portugal. This personal narrative details the day-to-day realities of warfare, offering a compelling perspective on the leadership of the Duke of Wellington and the courage of his troops.

A vital resource for enthusiasts of military history, the Napoleonic Wars, and the Duke of Wellington, this memoir provides a unique and detailed understanding of the Peninsular War from an officer who was there. This carefully prepared print edition brings this historical account to life, preserving its original voice and observations.

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