History of Wargaming Project

The History of Wargaming Project

The project aims to make the largest possible collection of wargaming books and rules available to the modern reader. Ranging from second editions of wargaming classics, to professional wargaming rules used by the military and innovations in current wargaming.

Documenting the Development of Wargaming

	Donald Featherstone's Redcoats for the Raj Tales from a Victorian Barrackroom 11 May 2012 by Donald Featherstone Edited by John Curry
	India 1868; The Hot Season. Stifling barrackrooms and soul-destroying boredom. The foot soldier was no part of the opulence that was the British Raj. From eight in the morning to five at night- unless parading for church on Sunday or chastising erring tribesmen on the North-West Frontier- the army locked its soldiers in huts to fester. This is the story of the men who made Imperial India possible. They belonged to the underside of Victoria's Jewel in the Crown. Britain totally controlled the sub-continent not through enlightened government, but by force or arms. The Great Mutiny was put down, as were all other rebellions, by men just like those who lay in waiting in the stifling heat of the barrackrooms of Aliwal Lines. While historically accurate, this book does contain material that the modern reader might find distasteful. ... Product Details: 246 pages 15.6cm wide x 23.39 tall ISBN 9781471615191
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	Product details: Paperback: 246 pages Publisher: History of Wargaming Project ISBN: 9781471615191 Dimensions (cm): 15.6 wide x 23.39 tall