Book Reviews
As described in my last post, one of the biggest issues I
have had with this campaign is the lack of a single source of information. I have now acquired and read many books on
the subject and so I thought I would provide a brief review of these books from
a wargaming perspective. Many of the
volumes are scholarly works that are essential to the historian, but, provide
little information relevant to the wargamer.
I’d be interested in other peoples thoughts and comments on
this, especially, if you know of other sources of information that I have not
included here. (reviews to follow)
Andrew Uffindell – Napoleon 1814 The Defence of France
F. Loraine Petrie - Napoleon at bay
F.-G. Hourtoulle – 1814, The Campaign for France
Henry Houssaye – Napoleon and the Campaign of 1814
Jean-Pierre MIR - Hanau & Montmirail, The Guard Fought
and Won
Ralph Ashby – Napoleon Against Great Odds, The Emperor and
the Defenders of France 1814.
Digby Smith – The Greenhill Napoleonic Wars Data Book
David Chandler – The Campaigns of Napoleon
James Lawford – Napoleons Last Campaigns 1813-1815
Alistair Horne – How Far From Austerlitz
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