A British Profession of Arms: The Politics of Command in the Late Victorian Army (Volume 63) (Campaigns and Commanders Series)
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A British Profession of Arms: The Politics of Command in the Late Victorian Army (Volume 63) (Campaigns and Commanders Series)

by Ian F. W. Beckett

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Ian F. W. Beckett examines the politics of command and the meaning of a professional military identity in Britain’s late Victorian Army. As part of the Campaigns and Commanders Series, this focused historical study considers the institution, its leadership, and the broader profession of arms.

ISBN-13 9780806161716 ASIN 080616171X Views 76 Publisher University of Oklahoma Press Year 2018 Format Hardcover Product Group Book Pages 368 Created February 09, 2026 Updated September 08, 2026
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A British Profession of Arms explores the politics of command in the late Victorian Army.

Ian F. W. Beckett examines the development and character of Britain’s military profession during this period.

Part of the Campaigns and Commanders Series, the book offers a focused historical study of command, institutional identity, and the British Army.

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