Waterloo Napoleon's Last Campaign

Waterloo was the climax of almost twenty years of war in Europe. Through the skillful use of original source material, noted historian Hilbert recreates the events and drama surrounding this famous battle.

Christopher Hibbert is Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature.

Introduction: The French Revolution: Its Impact and Influence
Napoleon: The Man and the Soldier	p. 19
1814: Peace and Congress	p. 59
The Flight of the Eagle	p. 64
The Hundred Days	p. 91
Wellington and the British Army	p. 101
Blucher and the Prussian Army	p. 124
The Battles of Ligny and Quatre Bras	p. 134
The Retreat of the Allied Armies	p. 175
Waterloo: Morning	p. 187
Waterloo: Afternoon and Evening	p. 208
Victors and Victims	p. 241
The Price of Failure	p. 254
The Legend	p. 260
Sources of Extracted Material	p. 267
Index	p. 275
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