by Albert A. Nofi · Tapa dura · ISBN 9780938289296
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«The Waterloo Campaign, June 1815» is a military history essay by Albert A. Nofi, published by Combined Books in hardcover (335 pages, in English).
Analysis of the Waterloo campaign (June 1815) combining military narrative with the individual experience of soldiers and civilians. Includes the crossing of the Sambre, the death of the Duke of Brunswick, the reconciliation between Napoleon and his brother Jerome, and the orders of battle of the British, French, and Prussian armies.
Published in 1993, it belongs to the Great Campaigns series and includes bibliographic references (pages 285-288) and an index.
Recommended for enthusiasts of military history and the Napoleonic period; combines tactical rigor and human experience.
