This definitive three-volume series delivers an unparalleled exploration of the Seven Years’ War in Hanover, Hesse, and Westphalia, covering the critical years 1757 to 1763. With meticulous attention to detail, it examines key battles, troop movements, and high-level strategic decisions, providing readers with a vivid understanding of the war’s unfolding. Hesse takes center stage, with in-depth coverage of its military contributions, defensive operations, and decisive engagements, illustrating how this relatively small state played a pivotal role in shaping the conflict’s outcome. The series also delves into the coordination between allied forces, the execution of defensive maneuvers, and the planning of offensive campaigns, offering a comprehensive view of military strategy in 18th-century Europe. Essential for military historians, scholars, and enthusiasts, this work brings to life the complexity, drama, and significance of one of Europe’s most consequential wars.
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