Under England's flag

About this book

In a period marked by military upheaval and colonial expansion, "Under England's Flag: From 1804-1809" by Charles Boothby provides a vivid account of a soldier's life in the Royal Engineers. Capturing the essence of resilience and duty, Boothby details the challenges faced during pivotal campaigns in the Mediterranean, highlighting the strategic importance of naval power and the complexities of warfare. Readers will find unique insights into the personal experiences of soldiers, as well as the broader implications of British imperial ambitions. Ideal for historians and students of military history, this memoir serves as a crucial document for understanding the era's conflicts and the individuals who navigated them, offering a compelling narrative that resonates with civic activists today.