«Why do you need another book about Waterloo? Good question. There are enough reports about Waterloo, this is probably one of the most studied and well-described battles in history. By the end of that terrible June day in 1815, each of the participants in the massacre knew that he had experienced something significant, so that there were hundreds of memoirs and letters telling about what had happened. Waterloo was a decisive event in the early 19th century, and since then many men and women have been trying to make a single story about it. by , Who was there (CM)? The picture of the battle did not seem clear , It is not simple ,. Here is one of the reasons to write this book try to present , As seen by the man , [CM Appeared on the battlefield that day" Bernard Cornwell) An unprecedented exploration of Napoleon's last major battle since the preceding events, [CM ) When the French Emperor in February 1815 took steps to regain power,..... [Read more...] [ Losses as a result of military defeats , Refusals and references, And in June he went on the offensive .. On June 15, the French crossed the Sambra River into Charleroi, ending up between the British troops of the Duke of Wellington in the west and the Prussian troops of Field Marshal General Gebhard Blucher in the east. The author describes in detail the course of the battles at Cartr Bras and Linh on June 16, the preparations for the decisive clash on June 17 and, finally, - almost hourly - the next day's Battle of Waterloo. Examining the actions of the armies in detail, Cornwell analyzes the results and political consequences of the battle, calculates losses and gives answers to many difficult questions. The publication is equipped with maps illustrating the progress of troops and the course of battles, as well as tabs with 48 images, some of which are recognized masterpieces of battle painting. In PDF A4 format, the publishing layout of the book is saved.