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Waterloo The Battle That Brought Down Napoleon by Jeremy Black in Papeback

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  • Author : Jeremy Black
  • Publisher : Icon Books
  • Number Of Pages :  256 pages
  • Languag : English
  • Binding : Paperback
  • Release date : 31 March 2011
  • Global Fulfillment by : Eachdaykart Global

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As one of the world's foremost military historians, Jeremy Black offers a masterly and concise reinterpretation of the battle that changed the course of history - Waterloo. Despite Napoleon's initial triumph, the events of June 18th, 1815 in Belgium resulted in a stunning upset and marked the end of his reign. This legendary battle continues to be hotly debated and holds a significant place in the larger story of Europe's power shifts and military advancements. With vivid storytelling, Black brings readers a deeper understanding of the enduring impact of Waterloo on the 19th century world and its role in shaping the future.

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