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Who was who at Waterloo:

A Biography of the Battle
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Pearson Longman, 2007 - History - 465 pages

An innovative and unique history of Waterloo told through the experiences of over 150 eyewitnesses.


  • The Battle of Waterloo and Napoleon are perennially popular areas of history – and this book tells their stories from a completely new angle
  • Packed full of illustrations – wherever possible a portrait accompanies the biographical entries
  • Largely based on eyewitness accounts - tells the story of the women and children, as well as the men, present at the battle
  • Provides a great introduction for newcomers to the subject and a fantastic reference and companion for Waterloo enthusiasts

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About the author (2007)

Christopher Summervilleis a freelance editor and writer specialising in military history. His ambition is to popularise the Napoleonic era, and to make that most colourful and dramatic of periods accessible to the general reader. He has published several books on the period includingNapoleon's Polish Gamble: Eylau and Friedland 1807(2005),Regency Recollections: Captain Gronow's Guide to Life in London and Paris (2006) and March of Death: Sir John Moore's Retreat to Corunna, 1808-1809 (2003).He lives and works in York.

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