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A Soldier-Like Way: Material Culture of the British Infantry, 1751-68 by RR Gale Numerous maps show the rangesTable of Contents Ryan Gale's "A Soldier Like Way" is certainly one of the most exciting books covering military material culture to appear in decades. Focusing on the actual objects used by the British Army during the 3d quarter of the 18th century, Gale covers everything from the tiniest personal items to the weapons carried by soldier and officer alike. Unlike anything yet published, Gale avoids the droning repetition of tired secondary source