The Waterloo Companion

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Stackpole Books, 2001 - 448 ページ
There have been many books about Waterloo, but never one to rival this in scale or authority. The text, based upon extensive research, describes both the battle and the campaign that preceded it in detail, drawing upon the first-hand accounts of participants on all sides in order to give the reader a vivid feeling for the experiences of those who fought upon this most celebrated of all battlefields. The many full-color maps, all specially commissioned for the book, and the numerous diagrams and photographs, the majority in color, as well as sixteen pages of original paintings, make the book a feast for the eyes and a collector's dream.

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Introduction
7
Section One The Campaign
21
Situation Facing Blücher AprilMay 1815
27
Section Two Orders of Battle
35
French Strengths
51
Prussian Strengths
65
Casualties at Waterloo
73
French Senior Commanders at Waterloo
82
Prussian Infantry
207
Section Seven The Artillery
257
Artillery Ammunition
263
Factors Affecting Artillery Usage
269
French Artillery
285
Prussian Artillery
301
The Wounded and Medical Services
312
Supply Services
325

The AngloAllied CommanderinChief
92
AngloAllied Senior Commanders at Waterloo
98
The Prussian CommanderinChief FieldMarshal Prince
109
Section Four The Battlefield Including Memorials
117
Key Terrain Features
126
Farms and Other Buildings
134
Other Features
148
The Condition of the Battlefield on 18 June 1815
154
Section Five The Infantry
163
French Infantry
186
Corps Attack
344
The French Massed Cavalry Attacks on the Anglo
356
The Struggle for La Haie Sainte
366
The Struggle for Plancenoit
379
The Imperial Guards Final Attack
391
Section Ten Myths and Controversies
405
Epilogue
421
Index
429
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Mark Adkin, a former army officer, is the author of several books on military history.

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