Sarah Percy is Associate Professor at the University of Queensland. She was formerly Fellow in International Relations at Merton College, Oxford, where she was on the steering committee of the Oxford Programme on the Changing Character of War. Author and presenter of an acclaimed ABC radio series on the Cold War, her acclaimed previous book, Mercenaries, examined another unconventional military history, over multiple locations, from the medieval period until the present day. This is her first trade book.
'The individual tales of women who took up arms on the battlefield
- and there are many - bring great life and colour to the page . .
. An important contribution to the field of military history'
*The Times*
Ambitious, wide-ranging and learned
*TLS*
Outstanding . . . Percy's text is hard-hitting, and
evidence-based
*Wavell Reviews*
Truly impressive and rigorously researched, this is a book that
should be included in all libraries
*New York Journal of Books*
Fascinating . . . in evidencing women's long military service,
Percy combats . . . the final exclusion - from the historial
record
*BBC History Magazine*
Most people have heard of Boudicca and Joan of Arc. But as this
brilliant, perspective-shattering book shows, the contributions of
myriad other women who have fought on the frontlines of conflict
over the past 2,000 years have routinely been suppressed
*Bookseller*
Magnificently researched, Forgotten Warriors opens up and heightens
intellectual landscapes . . . it could not be more timely
*The Monthly Magazine*
Lively and vivid
*Wall Street Journal*
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