[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars
Battles of the Jacobite Rebellions by Dr. Jonathan Oats is a great compilation and overview of the 9 battles that made up the Jacobite Campains.
The author clearly did his research, as the text is packed full of information, credible and plentiful resources and references, and gives the reader everything you need to know about the battles themselves... A great read for a Scottish history fanatic such as myself. Anyone that is interested in Scottish/English history or battle/warfare would love this book.
NetGalley, Rachel Fox
[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars
Battles of the Jacobite Rebellions by Dr. Jonathan Oats is a great compilation and overview of the 9 battles that made up the Jacobite Campains.
The author clearly did his research, as the text is packed full of information, credible and plentiful resources and references, and gives the reader everything you need to know about the battles themselves... A great read for a Scottish history fanatic such as myself. Anyone that is interested in Scottish/English history or battle/warfare would love this book.
NetGalley, Rachel Fox
Very well written. Heavily researched. I enjoyed reading this narrative of a little known historical figure who seems well respected by many of her friends and family.
NetGalley, Donna Pingry
Very well written. Heavily researched. I enjoyed reading this narrative of a little known historical figure who seems well respected by many of her friends and family.
NetGalley, Donna Pingry
I found this to be an informative book which I'd recommend to any fan of the Tudors.
NetGalley, Amy McElroy
I found this to be an informative book which I'd recommend to any fan of the Tudors.
NetGalley, Amy McElroy
A new book shows how, to house its massive crew, Henry VIII’s favourite warship had one more deck than was originally thought.
The Guardian 5/5/19
A new book shows how, to house its massive crew, Henry VIII’s favourite warship had one more deck than was originally thought.
The Guardian 5/5/19
The author draws extensively on the work of Polydore Vergil, Henry VII's court historian, but also considers other contemporary accounts and subsequent histories.
A well balanced assessment of a battle which merits more attention in comparison with other Wars of the Roses engagements.
Battlefields Trust
The author draws extensively on the work of Polydore Vergil, Henry VII's court historian, but also considers other contemporary accounts and subsequent histories.
A well balanced assessment of a battle which merits more attention in comparison with other Wars of the Roses engagements.
Battlefields Trust
