"Book Review: Waterloo, Napoleon's Last Gamble" Topic

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"This slim volume on one history's most famous battles is part of Harper Perennial's Making History Series, written by author, historian, and occasional battlefield guide, Andrew Roberts.

I enjoyed Andrew Roberts' rather grand Napoleon The Great a lot – and there was quite a lot of it to enjoy! It's good to see that he delivers equally well at a humbler scale.

Waterloo, Napoleon's Last Gamble, is certainly a real pleasure to read, being as clear, concise, and yet as comprehensive as one might reasonably hope for, in a book this small that deals with an event of such large import…"

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