British Butchers and Bunglers of World War One

British Butchers and Bunglers of World War One by John Laffin, a hardback study examining the conduct of senior British commanders during the First World War, with chapters looking at individual campaigns and figures such as General Townshend at Kut.

The book is bound in dark boards with a photographic cover illustration of a saluting officer, red poppies along the lower edge, and red title lettering. It is presented in a matching dust jacket.

Internally, the paper is clean and pale, with clear black print and an occasional black and white map illustrating the text, as seen in the section on Mesopotamia.

The jacket shows some surface wear and light rubbing, particularly along the spine and edges, with a couple of small marks and a short closed tear near the foot of the spine. The boards beneath appear sound. The ISBN barcode label is present on the rear jacket panel.

Condition: Very good

Free UK postage. Every book is photographed individually - the one in the photos is the one you get.