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 used hardcover reference book detailing the development and operations of the Royal Canadian Engineers from their origins to the onset of the Second World War. The volume presents a chronological account, documenting key events, organizational changes, and significant contributions by the Corps within the broader framework of Canadian military history. It provides descriptions of engineering projects, including construction, fortifications, bridging, and logistical support, as well as profiles of notable personnel and units. The book serves as a comprehensive resource for understanding the technical, historical, and administrative evolution of military engineering in Canada. Designed as a scholarly reference, it features text, illustrations, and appendices with organizational charts, maps, and statistical data. This used copy is intended for collectors, historians, or those seeking detailed information about the Royal Canadian Engineers and their role from the mid-18th century to 1939.  Total of 389 pages.