Under England's flag : $b from 1804-1809 the memoirs, diary and correspondence of Charles Boothy, Captain of Royal Engineers, compiled by the last survivors of his family

"Under England's Flag: From 1804-1809" by Charles Boothby is a memoir that recounts the life of Captain Charles Boothby, a Royal Engineers officer, during the early 1800s. Through his personal writings, the book reveals his time in the Mediterranean, showing the highs and lows of his military service. We see Boothby's conflicting emotions as he says goodbye to family and carries out his duties, highlighting themes of devotion, responsibility, and personal development during this period. As he prepares for journeys and battles, Boothby writes openly about challenges and the lessons he has learned, and providing a glimpse into the life of a soldier devoted to his country amidst the chaos of combat.