H. Moyse-Bartlett Livres

Focusing on the unique connection between the King's African Rifles (K.A.R.) and the territories of the British Empire in East and Central Africa, the book explores the regiment's formation, campaigns, and evolution from the late 19th century through WWII. It details the K.A.R.'s role in various conflicts, including operations against the Mad Mullah of Somaliland and significant engagements during both world wars. The author presents a comprehensive account of the regiment's history, emphasizing its deep ties to the local populations and the British military structure in the region.

The book focuses on the revival of classic literature from the early 1900s and earlier, which has become rare and costly. It emphasizes the effort to reissue these timeless works in modern, affordable editions, preserving the original text and artwork to maintain their historical integrity and appeal.

Focusing on the unique history of the King's African Rifles (K.A.R.), the book explores its deep connections to the British Empire's expansion in Africa, particularly in regions like Somaliland and Kenya. It details the formation of the regiment from earlier units and its significant campaigns from the late 19th century through World War II, including actions against the Mad Mullah and in East Africa. The narrative is structured into five parts, covering key military operations and the regiment's evolution, highlighting its integral role in British colonial history.