Soldiers: A History of Men in Battle is a powerful and thought-provoking examination of warfare told through the experiences of the individuals who fought it. Written by renowned military historians John Keegan and Richard Holmes, with a foreword by Frederick Forsyth, this book explores the soldier’s role across centuries of conflict, from ancient warfare to modern battlefields.
Rather than focusing solely on strategy or politics, this work centers on the human cost of war—courage, endurance, fear, and sacrifice. Illustrated with compelling photographs and written in an accessible yet scholarly style, it is widely regarded as a classic of modern military history and an essential read for historians, veterans, and collectors alike.
⭐ Key Features
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Written by acclaimed historians John Keegan and Richard Holmes
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Foreword by Frederick Forsyth
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Explores warfare through the lived experience of soldiers
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Illustrated with historical photographs
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Hardcover edition published by Viking
📦 Condition
Good – Noticeable shelf and edge wear to dust jacket/cover consistent with age. Binding remains solid; pages are clean and intact.
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