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Charles Boswell Norman

A soldier, war correspondent, and historian, this British writer turned first-hand experience into vivid books about empire, conflict, and military tradition. His work ranges from the Russo-Turkish War to French colonial expansion and the honors of the British Army.

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Battle Honours of the British Army

Battle Honours of the British Army

by Charles Boswell Norman

About the author

Charles Boswell Norman was a British Army captain and writer on military matters. Sources found during this search describe him as having served in the Bengal Staff Corps and the 90th Light Infantry, and as a special correspondent for The Times in Asia Minor during the Russo-Turkish War of 1877.

His books suggest a strong interest in war, empire, and European power overseas. Among the works linked to him are Armenia, and the Campaign of 1877, Tonkin; or, France in the Far East, Colonial France, The Corsairs of France, and Battle Honours of the British Army.

He also contributed articles to the 1912 supplement of the Dictionary of National Biography. A suitable verified portrait image could not be confirmed from the pages available in this search, so no profile image is included.