
The Phantom Regiment; or, Stories of "Ours"
by James Grant
'The Phantom Regiment; or, Stories of "Ours" ' Summary
"The Phantom Regiment; or, Stories of 'Ours'" is a classic historical novel by James Grant that takes readers on a thrilling journey through the Napoleonic Wars. The book was first published in 1864 and has since become a beloved classic of military fiction.
The novel follows the story of a group of Scottish soldiers who serve in a regiment of the British army during the Peninsular War in Spain. Led by a brave and charismatic captain, the soldiers face a series of challenges and dangers as they fight against the French army. The novel is known for its vivid descriptions of military life during the Napoleonic Wars and for its portrayal of Scottish soldiers in the British army.
The book is filled with memorable characters, including the heroic Captain Hector MacIntyre, the dashing Lieutenant Hector Graham, and the beautiful and courageous Lady Augusta L'Estrange. Readers will be drawn into their stories and will feel like they are right alongside the soldiers as they face danger and adventure.
The novel's action-packed plot includes battles, skirmishes, and daring rescues, as well as moments of romance and intrigue. The book is a page-turner from start to finish, and readers will be on the edge of their seats as they follow the soldiers' exploits.
One of the most remarkable things about "The Phantom Regiment" is its attention to historical detail. The book provides a fascinating glimpse into the military history of the Napoleonic Wars, and readers will learn a great deal about the tactics and strategies employed by both the British and French armies during this period.
Overall, "The Phantom Regiment; or, Stories of 'Ours'" is a thrilling and engaging historical novel that is sure to captivate readers. With its memorable characters, exciting plot, and historical accuracy, the book is a must-read for anyone who enjoys military fiction or is interested in the history of the Napoleonic Wars.
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James Grant
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James Grant was a prolific Scottish novelist and historian who lived in the 19th century. He is best known for his historical novels and his writings on the history of Scotland. Grant was a proud Scot...
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