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Explore 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, this seminal work, newly published by Gyan Publishing House, delves into the diplomatic roots of the conflict, tracing British-Afghan relations and the influence of Russia. Volume two meticulously details the war itself, from strategic planning and military mobilization to key battles and peace negotiations, offering unparalleled insight into the operational conduct and strategic outcomes. Gain a profound understanding of the imperial dynamics and the lasting impact of this pivotal historical event. Essential reading for history enthusiasts interested in military history and 19th-century geopolitical strategy. Available now at The Bookish Owl in hardcover.