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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Like many Waterloo enthusiasts, I have read numerous accountsof the actions of the French Imperial Guard at Waterloo
Continue reading >The Making of A Rifles Officer The Life and Letters of Colonel George Miller CD FRS (1786-1843) By Elizabeth Laidlaw Burngrange
Continue reading >The Massed Battery at Waterloo – A Review of the Evidence One of the enduring questions from the Battle of Waterloo remains
Continue reading >When visiting Waterloo many often find time to visit the Wellington Museum (recently undergoing a major improvement scheme)
Continue reading >You might wonder where this question comes from, but for the last few years members of the Belgian Waterloo committee and
Continue reading >Stephen Summerfield has done a wonderful job editing these papers from the early 20th Century by Major Becke. It consists
Continue reading >Although not purely a ‘Waterloo’ book I had to mention this new volume from Bernard and Rene Wilkin. It is fascinating
Continue reading >Waterloo: The Truth at Last. Why Napoleon Lost the Great Battle by Paul L. Dawson (978-1-52670-245-6, Frontline Books
Continue reading >This, unfortunately the last in this particularly excellent series of books looking at the 1815 through French eyes, is
Continue reading >Reading to Remember 2017 On July 12, 2017, the Waterloo Uncovered team banded together for a day of non-stop reading in
Continue reading >The site of the presumed mass grave just south of the south gate at Hougoumont has recently been investigated by Waterloo
Continue reading >Volume 1 – Click here Waterloo Uncovered, a project dear to my heart, giving veterans the opportunity to do some archaeology
Continue reading >This series of Andrew Field’s books, translating French accounts of the Waterloo campaign into English and describing
Continue reading >As Paul Dawson has done so much laudable work in the French archives and as a fellow researcher, I am a great admirer of
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