No Quarter Given: The Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46

As someone who has taken a great deal of interest in Culloden and its aftermath, I would easily recommend this book to anyone who is interested in the Clans in the 18th century. The idea of an ill-disciplined heathen horde, promoted by those of a more english persuasion, is very quickly dispelled in the lists of officers and men that this records. Also fascinating is the dispersal of those forces after the battle. This book really opens an Aladin's cave of opportunity to further research the Highland history.

Excellent book, very moving when you read it.

I bought this book for my brother's birthday at his request and he loves it. It contains all the information he was looking for. It is a specialised subject and not everyone would want or need the detail but for those interested in Culloden and the men who fought in the Army of Bonnie Prince Charlie, or who are studying that era, this will be a great help.

Great condition,

Bought this book for historical research. Found it a mine of information including being able to trace my own family.

Important book in that it is more of a reference book BUT it puts names to those brave men who fought and died for the jacobite cause. It puts a human edge to the tragedy of culloden

This is a book for the person seriously interested in the history of the '45 - or possibly trying to fill in a hole in their family story. Dry as a bone, but full of useful information.

History lessonAmazed all names are known .