United Kingdom. The Story Of The Royal Scots (The Lothian Regiment), C. 1915

Hardcover, embossed insignia of The Royal Scots on the front and back navy blue cloth covers, text on the spine in gold-coloured ink, entitled "The Story of The Royal Scots (The Lothian Regiment) Formerly The First or The Royal Regiment of Foot" by Lawrence Weaver, published by the offices of "Country Life" in London in 1915. It begins with a Preface by The Earl of Rosebery, K.G., K.T., followed by a Table of Contents, a List of Illustrations and an Introduction by the author. The book is divided into twenty chapters: I - The Fighting Scots Abroad, 1421-1632; II - Royal Warrant for Hepburn's regiment, 1633-1636; III - Mingled French and English Service, 1636-1683; IV - The Royal Regiment of Foot and James II, 1684-1689; V - The Regiment's Service Under William III, 1689-1702; VI - Marlborough's Campaigns, 1702-1713; VII - Piping Times of Peace, 1713-1740; VIII - The Spanish Main; The Seven Years War; The 'Forty-Five, 1740-1755; IX - Canada and the West Indies, 1756-1792; X - The Prince of the Great French War, 1793-1799; XI - The Napoleonic War, Egypt, 1801-1803; XII - St. Lucia, West Indies, India, America, 1801-1816; XIII - The Third Battalion in the Peninsula, 1808-1814; XIV - The Crushing of Napoleon, 1815; XV - Forty Years of Little Wars, 1816-1853; XVI - Crimea, 1854-1856; China, 1859-1860; Peace, 1861-1899; XVII - The South African War, 1899-1902; XVIII - Militia, Volunteer, Territorial and Service Battalions; XIX - First Year of the Great War, 1914-1915: France and Flanders; XX - First Year of the Great War, 1915: The Dardanelles. It concludes with four Appendices and a four page Index. The book contains 284 pages, printed in black ink, the text and line drawings on a thick off-white paper stock, one colour plate entitled "Private: The Royal Scots, 1742" placed before the title page, with multiple black and white plates inserted at various intervals throughout the book, printed on a white semi-gloss paper stock, plus two fold-out maps placed before the Index (The Low Countries; The Peninsula) on an cream-coloured paper stock, measuring 150 mm (w) x 235 mm (h) x 37 mm (d). It exhibits soiling and discolouration on the edges of the pages, along with spotting on the inside back covers, the contents of the book unaffected. Fine.

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