Grant does a good job of explaining the events and background in Graham’s life, the writing is clear and detailed.

Napoleonic Historical Society

... this is a very worthwhile book to purchase on another figure whose role is overshadowed by that of The Great Duke.

Waterloo Journal, Autumn 2019 - reviewed by John Morewood

Both for the engrossing subject matter and the quality of the writing, this book is well worth acquiring.

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1/72 Scale Plastic Napoleonic Figures

A Peer among Princes is an outstanding and long overdue biography of a key player in the British Army. Although the author has written it to appeal to those with only a passing
interest in the Napoleonic Era, it contains enough detailed information on the British Army to keep the interest of those who specialize in the Napoleonic Wars. Highly recommended.

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The Napoleon Series

This is the first biography in 60 years of the relatively unknown General Sir Thomas Graham. It is written with shrewdness, admiration and in a brisk, conversational style by a former officer of Graham’s descendant regiment and is beautifully illustrated.

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The Spectator (online & print), 7th September 2019 – reviewed by Allan Mallinson

His story is absorbing, well told by the author and supported by a full colour photo-plate section. A must read book for all enthusiasts of the era.

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Firetrench

This is very worthwhile book to purchase on another figure whose role is overshadowed by that of the great duke.

John Morewood, Waterloo Association

The author has had access to family and regimental papers. The book is beautifully illustrated and a map showing the battlefield at Barrosa by Graham’s Aide de Camp appears for the first time.

Friends Of Waterloo Committee