Discover the intricate history of ‘The Second Afghan War, 1878-79-80: Its Causes, its Conduct and its Consequences’ in this comprehensive two-volume set. Authored by Colonel H. B. Hanna, a participant on the army staff, this seminal work delves into the diplomatic prelude, strategic maneuvers, and significant battles of the conflict. Volume one explores British-Afghan relations and international dynamics, while volume two offers an in-depth analysis of military campaigns, from the occupation of Kandahar to peace negotiations. Hanna’s meticulous research and firsthand insights provide an unparalleled understanding of this pivotal period in history. Essential reading for history enthusiasts and scholars seeking a thorough account of the Second Anglo-Afghan War.

Discover the intricate details of “The Second Afghan War, 1878-79-80: Its Causes, Conduct, and Consequences” by Colonel H. B. Hanna. Published by Gyan Publishing House, this comprehensive two-volume history, now in its 2nd edition, delves deep into the geopolitical landscape, exploring British-Afghan relations from 1855 and the war’s strategic complexities. Hanna, drawing on his staff experience, meticulously analyzes the conflict’s origins, military campaigns, pivotal battles like Kandahar’s occupation, and the eventual peace. Essential for history enthusiasts interested in imperial history, military strategy, and the dynamics of 19th-century Afghanistan. Understand the full scope of this critical historical period with this authoritative account. A must-read for students of history and military affairs.