Discover the life of Count O'Connell and the fate of Ireland’s Brigade through letters, memoirs, and 18th‑century history.
This carefully compiled volume gathers vivid excerpts and notes that illuminate the struggles, loyalties, and international reach of Irish officers in the late 1700s and early 1800s. It offers a window into a pivotal era, blending personal correspondence with broader political drama to bring history to life.
- Rich primary material: letters, diary entries, and official notes that anchored contemporary events.
- Thematic threads: military service, emigration, and the movement of Irish soldiers across Europe.
- Contextual notes: genealogies, biographical sketches, and references that connect families and regiments.
- Thorough indexing: pedigrees and cross‑references that aid research and reading flow.
Ideal for readers of Irish history, military biographies, and scholars seeking a deeper view of the Irish Brigade’s dissolution and its broader legacy.