Good question!
Digby-Smith can be placed at the Allied end of the spectrum. And his works lack accuracy. He tends to like to put out volumes of masses of information rather than get the details completely right.
Chandler tended to be pro-Napoleon where it regarded his ability to wage war. He was candid about his lack of diplomatic skill.
Not always easy to determine if an author is British or not without hunting on the internet. I tend to not worry so much about their nationality as to what they have to say.
John H. Gill is one of the best authors in English we have today. Robert Goetz is also a good author.
Is there a particular reason why you were looking for a British author? You have to rate them by strength of bias. Each one of them brings to their book a particular point of attack that eventually will come out. Its one of the biggest reasons why they wrote the book in the first place.
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