Last of the Cavalrymen: Memoirs of Major-General Robert Harley Wordsworth | Ed. A. Scarf & C. Scarf | PBAnzac to Bengal Lancer, Robert Wordsworths memoir vividly describes one of the most unusual military careers of any Australian. ~ Professor Peter Stanley, award winning war historian. Robert Harley Wordsworth led an extraordinary life for a country lad from NSW. His military career spanned both World Wars, beginning as a junior officer in the 1st Light Horse at Gallipoli and later transferring to a cavalry regiment of the Indian Army. He progressed

a university lecturer in philosophy and finally a sheep farmer

this extraordinary book encapsulates the social context of convict transportation

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It is significantly revised from the 1st Edition published in 2011

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