wellington, arthur wellesley

An account of the Battle of Waterloo which includes the historical background and phases of the battle as well as the aftermath.

Presents an overview of the battle fought at Waterloo, on June, 18, 1815, when Napoleon's seventy thousand men were defeated by the command of the Duke of Wellington, describing the bloody fight and the impact it had on history.

This book discusses the plans, strategies, errors, and glorious efforts of the most decisive battle of the Napoleonic Wars.

Recounts each stage of the Battle of Waterloo focusing the political, strategic, and historical aspects. Also discusses how the battle was lost based on information found in a recently discovered document.

Examines the relationship between the Emperor Napoleon andthe Duke of Wellington, looking at what they had to say about each other in public and private, and considering the ways in which their opinions of each influenced the outcome of the Battle of Waterloo.