French Revolutionary Infantryman 1791-1802 Osprey Warrior No 63 Used Softcover Reference Book

French Revolutionary Infantryman 1791-1802, published as part of Osprey’s Warrior series (No. 63), is a softcover reference book that examines the soldiers of the French infantry during the Revolutionary period. The volume presents detailed information on the uniforms, equipment, and daily life of infantrymen serving between 1791 and 1802, a formative era marked by significant social and military change in France. Authored by Terry Crowdy and illustrated by Patrice Courcelle, the book includes historical background, analysis of recruitment and training, and descriptions of battlefield roles and experiences. Photographs, period artwork, and original illustrations supplement the text, providing visual context for researchers and collectors. This used softcover copy is intended as a factual reference for those studying the evolution of military attire and organization during the transition from the Ancien Régime to the Napoleonic era. The book is especially relevant for historical study, collection management, and reenactment planning.  Total of 64 pages.