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Military History, May 2007
“To learn about the past, look to those who experienced it firsthand. In From Corunna to Waterloo, Gareth Glover pores over the musings of two Welsh cavalry officers during the Napoleonic Wars, tracking the human dimension of war.”
Napoleon Series (online), June 2007
“Gareth Glover does his normal superb job of bringing to life the numerous people, places, and events noted in passing in the text. His short sketches of most of the British officers that are mentioned by Griffiths or Philips help flesh out many of the people they interact with on a daily basis. Fortunately, these sketches are in the form of footnotes instead of endnotes, which is much easier for the reader to read them without losing his place in the text … This book is an excellent read and is a must-buy for those interested in the British Army or the Peninsular War.”
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Most enlightening and essential,
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This review is from: From Corunna to Waterloo: The Letters and Journals of Two Napoleonic Hussars, 1801-1816 (Hardcover)
Gareth Glover's FROM CORUNNA TO WATERLOO provides the letters and journals of two Napoleonic Hussars from 1801-1816 and is also a top pick for any specialty library emphasizing Napoleonic history and battles. Any studying the era in depth will find these writings from participants who wrote home regularly and described both events and their feelings to be most enlightening and essential for capturing the conflicts and sentiments of the times.
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