Historical Record of the Seventh, or the Queen's Own Regiment of Hussars

This volume presents an official chronicle of a distinguished British cavalry regiment, assembled under the direction of the Adjutant‑General in the mid‑nineteenth century. It traces the unit’s original formation, its successive stations across the Empire, and the campaigns in which it took part, from early battles to later sieges. Detailed entries list officers and enlisted men who fell in action, as well as those honored with medals, titles, and royal commendations. The record also explains the origins of the regiment’s unique badges, colours, and trophies captured from the enemy.

Beyond a straightforward register, the book offers a vivid glimpse into the everyday hardships and sacrifices of soldiers serving far from home. Readers will encounter stories of individual gallantry, the logistical challenges of campaigning, and the pride that comes from collective achievement. Historians and military enthusiasts alike will find the meticulous documentation a valuable resource for understanding the spirit and service of the British Army during a pivotal era.