Marche De Lang-son A Tuyen-quan, 1re Brigade, Giovanninelli

Marche De Lang-son A Tuyen-quan recounts the experiences of the 1st Brigade under Giovanninelli during the Sino-French War. Penned by Jean François Alphonse Lecomte, this historical account details the combat at Hoa-moc and the relief of Tuyen-quan from February 13th to March 3rd, 1885. A vital primary source for understanding French colonial military campaigns in Southeast Asia, the book offers insights into the strategies, challenges, and human experiences of the French forces engaged in these pivotal battles. This edition provides a glimpse into a crucial period of French colonial history and military engagements in the Far East.

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