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Wellingtons Waterloo Allies How Soldiers From Brunswick Hanover Nassau And The Netherlands Contributed To The Victory Of 1815 Andrew W Field

Name: Wellingtons Waterloo Allies How Soldiers From Brunswick Hanover Nassau And The Netherlands Contributed To The Victory Of 1815 Andrew W Field
SKU: BELL-51454788
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SKU: BELL-51454788

Wellingtons Waterloo Allies How Soldiers From Brunswick Hanover Nassau And The Netherlands Contributed To The Victory Of 1815 Andrew W Field

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Wellingtons Waterloo Allies How Soldiers From Brunswick Hanover Nassau And The Netherlands Contributed To The Victory Of 1815 Andrew W Field instant download after payment.

Publisher: Pen & Sword Military

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 3.04 MB

Pages: 296

Author: Andrew W Field

ISBN: 9781399090377, 1399090372

Language: English

Year: 2022

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Wellingtons Waterloo Allies How Soldiers From Brunswick Hanover Nassau And The Netherlands Contributed To The Victory Of 1815 Andrew W Field by Andrew W Field 9781399090377, 1399090372 instant download after payment.

For almost 200 years, the British perception of the Battle of Waterloo was that it was a great British victory gained over the French tyrant Napoleon which was achieved in spite of, rather than because of, the allied contingents in the Duke of Wellington’s army. Eyewitness accounts by British soldiers, encouraged by the doubts expressed in Wellington’s dispatches, denigrated and vilified the courage and prowess of these allies.
But in the last twenty years modern historians, with better access to the accounts and archives of the allied nations, have tried to put the record straight, and their efforts have been rewarded by changing attitudes and a greater understanding of the significant part the allies played. Andrew Field, in this the latest of his series of pioneering books on Waterloo, makes a powerful contribution to this continuing debate by analyzing in forensic detail the records of these allied forces throughout the campaign.
In his balanced, nonpartisan reassessment he describes the make-up of these forces, their training and experience, and their military capability. Included are graphic accounts of their actions and performance on the battlefield. His work is essential reading for all students of the Waterloo campaign.