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The Campaign of Waterloo, a Military History
John Codman Ropes, 1892
Named on the pages for Battle of Ligny, Battle of Waterloo.
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16 June 1815
Battle of Ligny
CHAPTER X: NOTES
Ligny as given by Damitz .... He was unwilling to retreat . . . . .
CHAPTER XIV: NOTES 237
3. Napoleon's criticism on the course of Welling- ton and Bliicher after the battle of Ligny . . . 243
MUFFLING: SKETCH:
A Sketch of the Battle of Waterloo, to which are added the Official Despatches of Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington, Field Marshal Prince Bliicher, and Reflections on the Battles of Ligny and Waterloo. By General Miiffling, With Craan's Map of the Field. Sbcth Edition. Waterloo. H. Gdrard, Publisher. 1870.
THE ALLIED ARMIES.
'°See, for instances, Muffling, Passages; pp. 15-18, 83, 304,311: See also Stanhope, p. no, for the "great discussion" the night after the battle of Ligny, when "Bliicher and Grolmann carried the day for remaining in com- munication with the English army" against Gneisenau. See -post, p. 230.
18 June 1815
Battle of Waterloo
PREFACE. V
A map of the theatre of war in Belgium and another of the field of Waterloo are inserted in the book.
VI PREFACE.
and two maps of the field of Waterloo, in which the topo- graphical features are shown by contour lines taken from the government survey, and on which the positions of the troops are set down at the commencement and close of the battle.
CAMPAGNE DE LA BELGIQUE:
1. L'Ode sur la Bataille de Waterloo ou de Mont St. Jean:
CAMPAGNE DE LA BELGIQUE:
2. Relation Beige sur la Bataille de Waterloo, et de la part qu'y a prise la troisifeme division militaire du Royaume des Pays Bas :
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