WW1 British BEF The Black Watch and the King’s Enemies Used Hardcover Reference Book

WW1 British BEF The Black Watch and the King’s Enemies is a hardcover reference book focusing on the history and actions of The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) during the First World War. The volume provides a detailed account of the regiment’s involvement as part of the British Expeditionary Force (BEF), covering key battles, operational roles, and experiences from 1914 to 1918. The book draws on archival records, personal accounts, and official reports to document the unit’s engagements against German forces, often referred to as the “King’s Enemies.” It includes casualty lists, photographs, maps, and analysis of tactics used by The Black Watch. The book is designed as a factual resource for researchers, collectors, and historians interested in British military history, regimental actions, and the broader context of WW1. The hardcover format indicates durability, suitable for use as a reference in a personal or institutional military history collection.  Total of 384 pages.