First published in 1909, 'The Life and Campaigns of Alexander Leslie' is a comprehensive biography of one of Scotland's greatest military leaders. Born in 1582, Leslie rose to prominence during the Thirty Years War and the Wars of the Three Kingdoms, commanding forces on behalf of both the Swedish Empire and the Scottish Covenanters. Drawing on a wealth of primary sources, Charles Sanford Terry provides a detailed and engaging portrait of this fascinating historical figure.

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