Narrative of the War in Affghanistan in 1838-39; Volume 1

This firsthand account by General Sir Henry Havelock offers a vivid and detailed description of the First Anglo-Afghan War, a major conflict between the British Empire and the Afghan tribes that resulted in a costly and humiliating defeat for the British. Havelock's narrative covers the political, military, and cultural aspects of the war, and provides insights into the challenges and dangers faced by the British soldiers and civilians in a hostile and unfamiliar environment.

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