The King’s German Legion (2) 1812-1816 Osprey Men At Arms No 339 Used Softcover Reference Book

The King’s German Legion (2) 1812-1816 Osprey Men-At-Arms No. 339 is a softcover reference book that examines the history and structure of the King’s German Legion during the later stages of the Napoleonic Wars. Authored as part of Osprey Publishing’s Men-At-Arms series, this volume focuses on the years 1812 to 1816, covering the Legion’s organization, uniforms, equipment, and battlefield role. It provides a detailed account of the units formed from expatriate Hanoverians in British service and their significant contributions in campaigns such as the Peninsular War and the Waterloo campaign. Illustrated with period artwork and modern reconstructions, the book describes the appearance and distinctions of various regiments within the Legion, including their infantry, cavalry, and artillery branches. This used softcover copy is suitable for reference by collectors, historians, and enthusiasts interested in military history and Napoleonic-era forces.   Total of 48 pages.