A fascinating historical account of the Battle of Abukir fought between the French and the British forces in Egypt in 1799. Scherenberg provides a detailed analysis of the tactics employed by both sides and the military and political implications of the battle which changed the course of history of the region and the world. A must-read for history buffs and anyone interested in military strategy and diplomacy.
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