Review of Pierre de Witt’s History of the Waterloo Campaign
The Campaign of 1815, Volume I ‘Preambles’ Pierre de Wit Published by Glimpse Editions (2022) https://www.waterloo-campaign.nl/volumes/ Hardback,
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Gareth Glover
How the Skeleton of Friedrich Brandt was named
The skeleton found at Waterloo in 2013 and put on display in the Underground Museum at Waterloo, has been named as Private
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Latest Research on where the Mass Graves went
For some decades now, we have known that many of the bodies of the dead at Waterloo were stripped and buried in long
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Another Skeleton Found
The news this summer that a second full skeleton had been uncovered at the Battlefield of Waterloo this July got
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Hougoumont Survivor Finally Falls
One of the three surviving trees standing outside the Southern Gate at Hougoumont has been brought down in a gale. It has
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Update on The Next Phase
News from Project Hougoumont It is disappointing to have to report that we are still waiting for the provincial government
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The Confusing Numbers Game!!!
Whilst carrying out research on the records of the 52nd Foot I have discovered a great deal of confusion over the allocation
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Restoration of Hougoumont The Next Phase
EXTRACT FROM THE 2019 ANNUAL REPORT The Restoration of Hougoumont – Phase II In pursuit of the company’s charitable
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Trying to Understand the Guard attack at Waterloo
Like many Waterloo enthusiasts, I have read numerous accountsof the actions of the French Imperial Guard at Waterloo
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Review of ‘The Making of a Rifles Officer’
The Making of A Rifles Officer The Life and Letters of Colonel George Miller CD FRS (1786-1843) By Elizabeth Laidlaw Burngrange
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The Grand Battery – The Latest Evidence
The Massed Battery at Waterloo – A Review of the Evidence One of the enduring questions from the Battle of Waterloo remains
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A Gem often missed
When visiting Waterloo many often find time to visit the Wellington Museum (recently undergoing a major improvement scheme)
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Did the Chaussee ever pass East of Mont St Jean?
You might wonder where this question comes from, but for the last few years members of the Belgian Waterloo committee and
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Review of Waterloo Logistics
Stephen Summerfield has done a wonderful job editing these papers from the early 20th Century by Major Becke. It consists
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