Title: Blundering to Authorship is more like it.
Product review: For some reason, the Napoleonic Era is my passion. I love to consume books about it. I bought "Blundering to Glory" in order to learn more. All I could learn from it is that some people are still fighting the Napoleonic Wars. In the place of muskets and cannon are prejudiced words and propoganda of the age. Mr. Connelly uses the same Anglo-eccentric/ anti-Napoleon propoganda that was used back then. At first, I thought it different, but as each chapter unfolded it became easier and easier to predict what he would say. I usually keep the Napoleonic books that I purchase. Needless to say, this is one that I didn't keep. So, I suggest that you do not make the same mistake I made and instead save your money and look for authors like Peter Hofschroer, David Hamiton-Williams, Scott Bowden, John Codman Ropes, Jay Luvaas, Brent Nosworthy, George Nafziger, Andrew Uffindell,... the list goes on and on.
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