As one of the longest-serving British military leaders of the nineteenth century, Colin Campbell consistently achieved victory in both major and minor conflicts. During an era of greatness on the part of the army of Great Britain, Campbell provided leadership in sustaining professionalism and in securing victories against enemies at the far-flung borders of the empire. His methodical, cautious approach to combat, which resulted in minimal casualties ] within his army, made Campbell popular with both the British people and the soldiers under his command.<\/p>