Historical Record of the Twenty-first Regiment, or the Royal North British Fusiliers

This volume presents an official, meticulously compiled chronicle of a distinguished British infantry regiment, tracing its origins, stations, and engagements from the early 18th century onward. Drawing on army orders, gazette reports and royal commendations, it records each battle, siege and campaign in which the unit fought, highlighting notable achievements, captured colours and trophies. The work also lists the officers and rank‑and‑file who fell or were wounded, and celebrates those honoured with medals, titles or special mentions for gallantry. By laying out these details, the record aims to inspire current soldiers and preserve the regiment’s proud heritage for future generations.

Beyond the roll‑call of names and dates, the book explores the symbols and badges granted to the regiment, explaining the stories behind each distinctive device. Its clear, matter‑of‑fact style reflects the Admirable General’s directive to keep a permanent record of service, offering listeners a window into the daily realities, hardships and triumphs of British troops abroad and at home. Ideal for anyone fascinated by military history, the narrative brings the regiment’s legacy to life without sacrificing scholarly precision.