The New Army List, and Militia List; Exhibiting the Rank, Standing, and Various Services of Every Regimental Officer in the Army Servong On Full Pay, (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781174702976)

"The New Army List, and Militia List" is a meticulously detailed record of British military officers during the height of the Empire. Compiled by COLONIAL H. G. HART, H.P. DEPOT BATTALION, this comprehensive list provides the rank, standing, and services of every regimental officer serving on full pay, including those in the Royal Marines and Indian Staff Corps. A crucial reference for military historians and genealogists, this list distinguishes officers with service in the Peninsular War and offers invaluable insights into the structure and personnel of the British Army in the 19th century.

This meticulously researched directory provides a snapshot of the individuals who shaped British military power, offering a vital resource for understanding the era's military history and the careers of the men who served.

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