A good history of Waterloo and its aftermath using the most recent
research and ignoring long held ideas that have since been disproved.
Has a useful focus on the command decisions made by the senior leaders
on each side, and how they impacted on the eventual result of the
campaign. Provides a well balanced examination of the successes and
mistakes on both sides, as well as placing Waterloo in the wider
context of the 1815 campaign
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