Three distinguished Historians, William Seymour, Eberhard Kaulbach and Jacques Champagne, each provide an account of the role of their countries' armies in the fascinating battle. What emerges is a difference of approach and interpretation. There is also a guide for visitors to the battlefield and a short section containing some accounts of the battle from literature.

1979, Book Club Associates, , ,< B-01>,240pp illustrations, very good in d/w, ,
Subject... European Conflicts & The Napoleonic Wars
Web No. 32500-01..............................£8.00 

Some 1200 entries cover the Napoleonic Wars. In addition to biographies of commanders, politicians and others and a complete coverage of the campaigns which Napoleon personally commanded, the book deals in detail with such related events as the war at sea and the Anglo-American war in 1812.

1979, Arms & Armour Press, , 0853683530,< B-01>,570pp illustrations maps, Good in worn d/w with tears on spine, ,
Subject... European Conflicts & The Napoleonic Wars
Web No. 16069-02..............................£15.00 

The memoirs of Captain Robert Parker, Royal Regiment of Foot of Ireland, and the memoirs of Comte de Merode-Westerloo, Field Marshal of the Holy Roman Empire. Includes two eyewitness accounts of Marlborough's campaigns, edited, supplemented and introduced by David Chandler. They describe, amongst others, the battles of Blenheim, Ramillies, Oudenarde and Malplaquet.

1998, Greenhill Books, , 1853673307,< B-01>,276pp, 6 maps, 2 plates, appendices, biographical notes, biblio, indices, Fine in d/w, ,
Subject... European Conflicts & The Napoleonic Wars
Web No. 27702-02..............................£10.00 

A masterful account of the Waterloo Campaign by acknowledged Napoleonic expert David Chandler, who provides a full account of the battle with analysis of the organization of both armies, tactics strategy and weapons. There are 28 maps giving a clear step by step visual representation of the movement and manoeuvres. The appendices include a guide for a two day tour of the battlefield.

1987, George Philip & Son, , 0540011703,< B-01>,224pp, 50 illustrations, 24 maps, appendices, bibliography, index, very good in d/w, ,
Subject... European Conflicts & The Napoleonic Wars
Web No. 19526-01..............................£10.00 

History through Biography Series, a junior history series published by G.P.Putnam. An overview of the life of the Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte from his early years in Corsica to his death on St Helena. An extremely scarce volume.

1927, G P Putnam & Sons, , ,< B-01>,204pp. frontis port. maps., Orange Boards, slight spine fade, name on endpaper, slight darkening to endpaper, ,
Subject... European Conflicts & The Napoleonic Wars
Web No. 22910-01..............................£8.00 

General Sir Charles Colville commanded a Division under Wellington in the Penisular, and this biography by his great-grandson is based on his letters. They graphically portray the campaigns and battles, as well as the military and social customs of the time. Examining the slow progress through Portugal to Spain, Colville recounts the close shaves at Fuentes d'Onoro and El Bodon, the siege at Badajos, the victory of Vitoria and the desperate final battles in the Pyrenees. After Waterloo he was served in the army of occupation, and was later responsible for St. Helena where Napoleon was imprisoned.

1980, Russell Publishing, , 0859550761,< B-01>,x + 246pp, colour portrait, maps, Very good in sltly rubbed d/w., ,
Subject... European Conflicts & The Napoleonic Wars
Web No. 12423-01..............................£10.00 

1814-1815 Europe embraced an uneasy peace. Despite mutual antagonisms the ruling powers knew they must restore the natural order or risk repeating the past. They agreed to convene a congress of nations in Vienna. It's goal, to insure the peace of Europe. The stellar cast included Tsar Alexander, Talleyrand, Castlereagh, Wellington and metterbnich. Hovering over it, the man who was not there, Napoleon Bonaparte, who would confirm their worst fears, breaking free of exile to challenge them on the Plains of Waterloo.

1996, Henry Holt & Co , , 0805031847,< B-01>,544pp illustrations, Good in d/w, ,
Subject... European Conflicts & The Napoleonic Wars
Web No. 13128-01..............................£10.00 

A portrait of Wellington, the man and the soldier. The author examines his relations with colleagues, officers and men, the relations between the officers and men themselves, their amusements and recreations, and the women who accompanied his army.

1954, Basil Blackwell, , ,< B-01>,154pp, illustrations, index, Prev.owner name on endpaper. Good in red boards, ,
Subject... European Conflicts & The Napoleonic Wars
Web No. 28138-01..............................£8.00 

Facsimile reprint of the 1852 edition. An important eyewitness account of the campaign including Marshal Ney's famous rearguard action. With an extensive introduction by Col. W. Knollys, the author was an ADC to Berthier, Napoleon's Chief of Staff, and later commanded an infantry regiment during the campaign. He and his regiment played a most gallant role in the terrible retreat.

1988, Ken Trotman, , 09486879281,< B-01>,300pp, map., Slight creasing on spine. Good in card covers., , CARD
Subject... European Conflicts & The Napoleonic Wars
Web No. 2265-02..............................£10.00 

The recollections of General Phillipe, Count de Segur. He joined the French Army in 1800, was attached to Napoleon's staff in 1804 and served in most of Napoleon's major campaigns. He was promoted to the rank of General and served with the Emperor until the end. This is a facsimile of the 1895 edition.

1995, Worley Publishers, re-issue, 1869804392,< B-01>,xxiv + 440pp, portrait, maps, Slight bumping on corners ow vg in d/w, ,
Subject... European Conflicts & The Napoleonic Wars
Web No. 22295-01..............................£32.00