Paul L. Dawson Libri

This is the remarkable untold story of a group of men and women in the West Riding of Yorkshire who for nearly a century between 1776 and 1865 fought to end slavery and make the world a fairer and more equal place.

Despite the mass of books written on Waterloo, this is a genuinely unique contribution to this most famous campaign.

A definitive guide to the dress, weapons and accruements of the infantry elements of the most famous formation of the Napoleonic Wars.

A startling portrayal of society in Britain during the Napoleonic

The Napoleonic Wars gripped Europe, and beyond, for over ten years at the beginning of the Nineteenth century. Hundreds of battles were fought between the armies of France (and its allies) and all those powers that wished to see Napoleon Bonaparte stopped in his tracks and an end to the French Empire. This book covers this topic.

Every uniform detailed including the famous Red Lancers' and the Empress Dragoons named in honour of the Empress Josephine.

Revelatory investigation into this key encounter and Ney s conduct at this critical period in the campaign.

Unique study of the Peninsular War from the French perspective.

All three theatres of the Waterloo Campaign after Waterloo analysed - Belgium, the Rhine and the Alps.

A rollicking yet rigorous inquiry that follows the science of germs into the kitchen, restaurant and everywhere else you eat and drink.