Although primarily a Lincolnshire regiment, men from all over the country will have served with them. This is a superb account of the regiment's experiences throughout the First World War with many maps and plans, plus details of battles, campaigns and offensives.

There are also details of battle honours but the most poignant section of the book is the Roll of Honour totalling 89 pages, which lists Officers and Men from each battallion of the regiment who were killed in what was supposed to be 'the war to end all wars'.

The historical records of the regiment from it's formation in 1755 to 1889.Compiled and edited by Colonel W. Rogerson from the orderly room records.

Containing the circumstances of the original formation, the stations where it has been employed, the battles, sieges and military operations it has been involved in, details of the regiments achievements, the uniform and badges they wear.

Most importantly for genealogists it also contains the names of Officers and the number of privates killed or wounded by the enemy, specifying the place and date of the action, names of Officers who have been awarded for their gallant services and meritous conduct, the names of all such Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers and Privates as may have specially signalised themselves in action.