Memorials Of The Late War compiles firsthand accounts and memoirs relating to the tumultuous period of the Napoleonic Wars. The volume includes M. De Rocca's memoirs of the French war in Spain, offering a French perspective on the Peninsular War. Also featured is a narrative of the pivotal battles of Quatre Bras, Ligny, and Waterloo, providing detailed accounts of these key engagements. The book concludes with reflections on the death of Napoleon Bonaparte.
Edited by Adam Neale, with contributions from John Hope Hopetoun and John Malcolm, this collection provides valuable insights into the military strategies, political climate, and personal experiences of individuals caught up in the Napoleonic era. "Memorials Of The Late War" serves as a significant historical resource for understanding the long-lasting impact of these conflicts on Europe.
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