Infantry Tactics: Comprising the School of the Soldier; School of the Company; Instruction for Skirmishers; School of the Battalion; Evolutions of the Brigade; and Directions for Manoeuvring the Divis

Originally published in 1862, this classic military manual provides a comprehensive guide to infantry tactics during the Civil War. From basic training to advanced maneuvers, Morris covers everything a soldier needs to know in order to succeed on the battlefield. Although written over 150 years ago, the tactics and strategies outlined in this book remain relevant today and are sure to fascinate military history enthusiasts.

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