The History of the Corps of Royal Canadian Engineers 1749-1939 Vol 1 Used Hardcover Reference Book

The History of the Corps of Royal Canadian Engineers 1749-1939 Vol 1 is a comprehensive reference work documenting the origins and development of the Royal Canadian Engineers from the mid-18th century to the start of the Second World War. This used hardcover volume provides a detailed chronological account of the corps’ activities, organizational changes, notable personnel, and major projects undertaken in both peace and wartime contexts. Drawing from official records, personal accounts, and other archival sources, the book examines the role of military engineers in Canada’s defense and infrastructure, including exploration, fortification construction, and logistical support. It features appendices, illustrations, and maps to support the historical narratives. Suitable for military historians, researchers, and collectors, this reference book is intended as a factual historical resource rather than a narrative or interpretative text. The hardcover format contributes to its durability as a research or collection item.  Total of 389 pages.