The Diary of a Siege

Appears unread, unmarked. Covers pristine. There are NO MAPs in the book and very difficult to see how there ever could have been, since the binding is so tight, possibly a fault at the binders. From the cover: A story of great courage lying alongside great stupidity, of events of world importance lying alongside the very personal observations of a local boy caught up in what became one of the most famous sieges in British Military history. A British Army orderly, Charles Maidment, recorded the events of the siege in his diary in fascinating detail. The book is recorded because it is so pristine and fairly rare. Covered in adhesive plastic.