Wars and Soldiers in the Early Reign of Louis XIV Volume 7: Part 1, 2 & 3

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This detailed three-part study offers a comprehensive examination of the armies of the German states during the early reign of Louis XIV. Covering organisation, uniforms, weaponry, and campaigns, it provides an essential reference for understanding the military landscape of Central Europe in the second half of the 17th century. Richly illustrated and based on meticulous archival research, this set is indispensable for military historians, wargamers, and enthusiasts of the era.

Volume 7 Part 1 – Armies of the German States 1655–1690
Introduces the broader military structure of the German states during this period, focusing on the Holy Roman Empire’s political fragmentation and the evolution of regional armies in response to external threats and internal power struggles.

Volume 7 Part 2 – German Armies 1660–1687
Examines specific contingents and military developments in the German states during the height of Louis XIV’s campaigns, with a focus on uniforms, leadership, and tactical doctrines.

Volume 7 Part 3 – Armies of the German States 1655–1690
Concludes the series with an in-depth look at later military reforms, operational roles in key conflicts, and further visual documentation of troops, making it an essential companion to Parts 1 and 2.