Sharpe's longtime sergeant and friend, now a Dublin pub owner and horse trader Lt. Simon Doggett – a British officer on the Prince of Orange's staff Lord John Rossendale – a British cavalry officer, and the lover of Sharpe's unfaithful wife Jane Jane Sharpe – Sharpe's wife, pregnant with Rossendale's child Lucille Castineau – Sharpe's French lover Daniel Hagman – one of Sharpe's old riflemen Major Dunnett – a rifle officer, Sharpe's former commander Lieutenant Harry Price – an officer in the Prince of Wales' Own Volunteers Major Peter d'Alembord – an officer in the Prince of Wales' Own Volunteers Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Ford – the new commanding officer of the Prince of Wales' Own Volunteers Paulette - a Belgian prostitute employed by the Prince of Orange Historical Field Marshal Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington – commander of the Anglo-Dutch army Copenhagen, Wellington's mount William, Prince of Orange – commander of the allied I Corps Harry Paget, Earl of Uxbridge – Wellington's second-in-command Rebecque: the Prince of Orange's tutor and aide-de-camp Major General William Dornberg the Duke of Richmond the Duchess of Richmond Miguel de Alava – Spanish envoy to the Netherlands, and Wellington's close friend Major General Sir Thomas Picton Colonel James Macdonnell - the garrison commander at Hougoumont Prince Bernhard Carl of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach Colin Halkett - the commander of an infantry unit destroyed due to the Prince of Orange's ill-advised orders Generalfeldmarschall Gebhard von Blücher - the commander of the Prussian army Generalleutnant August von Gneisenau – the chief of staff of the Prussian army Napoleon Bonaparte – the restored Emperor of France Marshal Michel Ney, Napoleon's primary field commander François Étienne de Kellermann - the commander of the cavalry charge at Quatre Bras References to/in other novels Lord John Rossendale first appeared in the novel Sharpe's Regiment as an aide to Prince Regent who assists Sharpe with dealing with the Prince's bizarre behavior. In the subsequent novel Sharpe's Revenge, he meets Jane when she comes to England to intercede on Sharpe's behalf, and the two fall madly in love, while Jane is the guardian of Sharpe's fortune (looted from the French during the Vitoria Campaign in Sharpe's Honour). Lucille and Sharpe met and fell in love in Sharpe's Revenge, when Sharpe decided to settle in Normandy. In the subsequent novel Sharpe's Devil, the prologue of which takes place in 1819, Sharpe confirms that Jane is still