A Soldier’S Experience Or A Voice From The Ranks: Showing The Cost Of War In Blood And Treasure. A Personal Narrative Of The Crimean Campaign From The Standpoint Of The Ranks; The Indian Mutiny, And Some Of Its Atrocities; The Afghan Campaigns Of 1863. Also Sketches Of The Lives And Deaths Of Sir H. Havelock, K.C.B., And Captain Hedley Vicars. Together With Some Things Not Generally Known. By One Of The Royal Fusiliers Gowing, T. Cat 22

xv + 585pp, portrait frontis, with 17 engraved illustrations, bound in original red and black decorative cloth, decorative front board and spine, gilt lettered, all edges gilt, some annotations in pencil perhaps by Norman Davy who has written some notes in pencil on the title page, Provenance: with the name stamp of Thomas P. Summerskill, very good condition, Printed for the author by Thos. Forman and Sons, Nottingham, 1900. * shows the enormous cost of war on so many levels.