Waterloo, The History Of Four Days, Three Armies And Three Battles /Anglais-used

Waterloo, The History Of Four Days, Three Armies And Three Battles /Anglais-used

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The Sunday Times Number 1 Bestsellera Fabulous Story, Superbly Told Cannot Be Bettered Max Hastingssome Battles Change Nothing. Waterloo Changed Almost Everything.On The 18Th June 1815 The Armies Of France, Britain And Prussia Descended Upon A Quiet Valley South Of Brussels. In The Previous Three Days The French Army Had Beaten The British At Quatrebras And The Prussians At Ligny. The Allies Were In Retreat.The Bloodsoaked Battle Of Waterloo Would Become A Landmark In European History, To Be Examined Over And Again, Not Least Because Until The Evening Of The 18Th, The French Army Was Close To Prevailing On The Battlefield.Now, Brought To Life By The Celebrated Novelist Bernard Cornwell, This Is The Chronicle Of The Four Days Leading Up To The Actual Battle And A Thrilling Hourbyhour Account Of That Fateful Day.In His First Work Of Nonfiction, Cornwell Combines His Storytelling Skills With A Meticulously Researched History To Give A Riveting Account Of Every Dramatic Moment, From Napoleons Escape From Elba To The Smoke And Gore Of The Battlefields. Through Letters And Diaries He Also Sheds New Light On The Private Thoughts Of Napoleon And The Duke Of Wellington, As Well As The Ordinary Officers And Soldiers.Published To Coincide With The Bicentenary In 2015, Waterloo Is A Tense And Gripping Story Of Heroism And Tragedy And Of The Final Battle That Determined The Fate Of Europe.

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