Edward Bruce Hamley's collection of articles and speeches on national defense offers a fascinating insight into the military and political landscape of late nineteenth-century Britain. With a deep knowledge of military strategy and a keen eye for political trends, Hamley offers a range of insights and opinions on issues ranging from colonialism to national service. This is an essential read for anyone interested in the history of the British military or the political history of the period.

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