Title: METICULOUSLY well researched
Review: One of the most fascinating books on military history I have read in a long time. Hamilton-Williams' reliance on primary sources and first-hand accounts yields a truly "original" picture of the events of June 1815. Far from reading a humbling denigration of the statures of Napoleon or Wellington, I find a truly believable, realistic account of men caught up in extraordinary circumstances. Of note, we find that perhaps the sharpest, most effective army of the campaign was neither English nor French, but Prussian.
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