Roundhead General: The Campaigns of Sir William Waller

Sir Waller has been largely neglected in histories of the English Civil War; yet in 1645, when Waller had commanded a Parliamentary army for over two years, Oliver Cromwell was still one of his subordinates. Besides containing a continuous narrative of Waller's campaigns, this biography includes an analysis of his army and his political significance during and after the war. According to the book jacket, but indicated nowhere else, this is a revised edition of a previously published book. Distributed in the US by Books International. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.