So much has been written on the subject of the Battle of Waterloo and the campaign that surrounds it that the reader might think that there is simply nothing new to tell. However, the archives of Europe are teeming with fascinating documents - personal letters to family and friends, private journals and official reports - that have been virtually ignored in many standard histories of the period. In the ground-breaking Waterloo Archive series Gareth Glover has set out to unearth this buried material and to finally expose it to public scrutiny. In doing so he brings the human aspect of war and military campaigning to the fore: the humour and exhilaration, the fears and miseries, the starvation and exhaustion, the horror and the joy. He also provides an invaluable new source which will challenge preconceptions, disprove theories, destroy myths and allow for a complete re-evaluation of many key aspects of the campaign. In this sixth and final volume in the series, published to coincide with the two hundredth anniversary of the campaign, Glover has again turned his attention to the British sources.
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Gareth Glover is an ex Royal Navy Officer who has studied the Napoleonic wars for over thirty years and over the last decade has published nearly forty books of previously unpublished archival material from the period. He is the acknowledged foremost authority on the British Archives related to the Napoleonic Wars and has made a huge number of discoveries which have radically altered our understanding of the Waterloo campaign.
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Etat : New. Hardback xv+ 304 pages + plates in colourPublished Price £25 Edited by distinguished military historian Gareth Glover, The Waterloo Archive, Volume VI: British Sources brings together important primary accounts of the 1815 campaign, many previously overlooked or little known. Drawing upon letters, journals and official reports, the collection illuminates both military operations and the human experience of Waterloo, encompassing hardship, exhaustion, humour and combat. Particularly notable are Lieutenant Ingilby's detailed journal of Gardiner's Troop, Royal Horse Artillery; Corporal Coulter's vivid account of being wounded in battle; and Edward Heeley's unusual perspective as a young servant boy. An invaluable source for serious study of the Waterloo campaign. Book. N° de réf. du vendeur 25977
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