In the heart of the tumultuous Napoleonic Wars, emerges the unforgettable voice of Benjamin Randell Harris, a shepherd's son turned foot soldier of the prestigious 95th Regiment of Foot. "The Recollections of Rifleman Harris" transcends mere historical account to offer a vivid, immersive journey through the eyes of a man who lived, fought, and survived the era's most pivotal battles. From the raw recruitments in Dorset, 1803, to the harrowing fields of the Peninsular Wars in Northern Spain, Harris’s narrative is a rare and invaluable glimpse into the day-to-day realities of a soldier's life amidst the chaos of war. His stories, etched with the clarity of memory and imbued with a quick wit, transport readers across time, offering an unparalleled insight into the camaraderie, horrors, and humanity found within the ranks of the British Army. With each page, Harris escorts us through the smoke-filled chaos of Copenhagen, the fierce skirmishes at the Battle of Rolica, the relentless march to Salamanca, and the dramatic conclusion at the Battle of Corunna, his experiences culminating in a compelling testament to resilience and the soldier's spirit. Beyond the cannonades and military strategies, it is Harris’s keen observations, personal anecdotes, and the vivid depiction of his comrades and adversaries that elevate this memoir to a masterpiece of historical literature. "The Recollections of Rifleman Harris" stands as an essential read not just for military history enthusiasts but for anyone seeking to understand the human dimension of war, rendered in the words of a man who walked through its very fire.