New From Century of the Soldier - The Saxon Army of the Battle of Vienna & Later 17th Century

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HillervonGaertringen of Helion and Company writes:

The Saxon Mars & His Force: The Saxon Army During the Reign of John George III 1680-1691

This is the first detailed study of the origins of the standing Saxon army. Created by elector John George III (r. 1680-1691), it quickly won its laurels in the battle of Vienna (1683), and later in campaigns against the Ottomans and the French. This book gives a broad analysis on this army, dealing with topics like finances and organization, uniforms, tactics, and an overview of its campaigns.

Paperback
248mm x 180mm
152 pages
circa 50 color & black-and-white illustrations
8 newly commissioned color plates

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