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Our Regiments enjoy a rich literary treasure-trove of books which detail the exploits of Lancashire’s Lads and their predecessors down the centuries and across the World.
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| By Lieutenant Colonel Neil Bannatyne
First published in 1923. The Old Three Tens travelled widely and saw action on many bloody fields … MORE and ORDER … |
By Major General Sir Lothian Nicholson KCB CMG
First published in 1936. This facsimile edition … (MORE and ORDER) … |
First published in 1953. This facsimile edition …(MORE and ORDER) … |
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| By Colonel B.R. Mullaly
First published 1952. Whether against the French at Quebec and in the Peninsular, or storming the Normandy beaches on D-Day, the South Lancashire Regiment had an incredible history … MORE and ORDER … |
By Captain H. Whalley-Kelly
First published in 1935, this highly-regarded Regimental history deals with many episodes famous in military annals … (MORE and ORDER) … |
Edited by David Risley
The War Diary of the 11th (Service) Battalion of the South Lancashire Regiment, which demonstrates the extraordinary service of what was in many ways a typical Pioneer battalion … (MORE and ORDER) … |
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| By Colonel H. C. Wylly C.B
First published in 1932, this history of The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment and its antecedents, the 47th and 81st Regiments of Foot has always been one of the most highly-regarded … (MORE and ORDER) … |
By Colonel H. C. Wylly C.B
First published in 1933, this second volume of the Regimental history details the service of each of the 22 Battalions raised by the Regiment in the Great War. This facsimile edition … (MORE and ORDER) … |
By Captain C.G.T. Dean MBE with additional material by Colonel J.A.C. Bird OBE DL Major A.J. Maher MBEThis is the third volume of the Loyals Regimental history, which, exclusively in this edition, takes the story of the Loyals through World War II and up to 1970 …(MORE and ORDER) … |
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| Compiled by Major B.S. Mackenzie QLR
A short history of the four Regiments and their antecedents which made up The Queen’s Lancashire Regiment … (MORE and ORDER) … |
Edited by David Casserly
A tribute to the men of Preston, Lancashire, who made the ultimate sacrifice in World War I … (MORE and ORDER) … |
Edited by David Risley
The diary of an officer who served from the beginning to the end of the Great War, from junior subaltern to battalion commander … (MORE and ORDER) … |
