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Napoleon Bonaparte 315 Vintage Books on 2 x Disks An amazing collection of out-of-print rare books scanned to digital PDF format and put on to Disk all relating to Napoleon Bonaparte.A complete Library relating to Napoleon Bonaparte, French Emperor. Learn the historical details of his rise and fall, the nature of his character, details of his battles, and of course playing a prominent part is the Battle of Waterloo.Read of the nature of the man and the soldier, his private life and his public campaigns and persona. Considered a brilliant military commander his achievments are still studied by modern-day military leaders.If not preserved in this digital format then this invaluable information would be lost forever.The 10,000s of pages contain essential knowledge and insights, diagrams, images and explanations that provide a truly encyclopaedic library of knowledge that is unsurpassed. This totally unique collection is the most complete available. 315 Books on 2-DVD Set Nature of the item:This item is a computer disk containing vintage, copyright-free books scanned into digital PDF format and provided to you on disk (as above); there is no physical book,there is no video, there is no audio.You will require a computer with a Disk drive to be able to view the PDF books with suitable PDF viewer software (which is universally available for Free). List – 315 Books on Disk 1812, Napoleon I in Russia – V. Vereshchagin (1899)1815 (French) – H. Houssaye (1900)1815, Waterloo – H. Houssaye (1900)A British rifle man; the journals and correspondence of Major George Simmons, Rifle brigade, during the Peninsular war and the campaign of Waterloo – G. Simmons (1899)A description of the series of medals struck at the National medal mint by order of Napoleon Bonaparte – J. C. Laskey (1818)A dictionary of Napoleon and his times – H. Richardson (1920)A full and circumstantial account of … battle of Waterloo; the second restoration of Louis XVIII; and the deportation of Napoleon Buonaparte – C Kelly (1817)A gift of Napoleon – L. Knowles (1921)A History of Napoleon Bonaparte – John Abbott (1883)A life of Napoleon Bonaparte; with a sketch of Josephine, empress of the French – I. M. Tarbell (1901)A narrative of events connected with the first abdication of the Emperor Napoleon – T. Ussher (1841)A narrative of the campaign in Russia, during the year 1812 – R. K. Porter (1813)A poem on the battle of Waterloo – W. Whitehead (1820)A short life of Napoleon Bonaparte – I. M. Tarbell (1895)A St. Helena Who’s Who; or, A directory of the Island during the captivity of Napoleon – A. Chaplin (1914)A visit to Flanders, in July, 1815 being chiefly an account of the field of Waterloo – J. Simpson (1816)A voice from Waterloo; the battle fought on 18th June, 1815, with a selection from the Wellington dispatches, general orders and letters relating to the battle – E. Cotton (1877)A week at Waterloo in 1815 – M. De Lancey (1906)After Waterloo – W. E. Frye (1908)An historical account of the battle of Waterloo – G. B. Craan (1817)An historical sketch of the campaign of 1815 – C. Batty (1820)An unknown son of Napoleon – H. Fleischmann (1914)At Aboukir and Acre – a story of Napoleon’s invasion of Egypt – G. A. Henty (unknown date)Bataille de Waterloo (18 juin 1815) – guide du Panorama et du champ de Bataille de Waterloo – V. Lil (1900) [French]Before and after Waterloo – E. Stanley (1908)Bianca. A fragment – J. Wilks (1823)Bibliography of Napoleon. A systematic collection critically selected – F. M. Kircheisen (1902)Catalogue of books, engravings, and autographs relating to Napoleon the first and the wars in which he was engaged 1793-1815 – Francis Edwards (Firm) -Catalogue of the valuable collection of manuscripts, autographs, books portraits …relating to Napoleon Bonaparte and the French revolution – W. Crane (1913)Cavalry in the Waterloo campaign – E. Wood (1895)Collectanea Napoleonica – A. M. Broadley (1905)Conversations with Napoleon at St. Helena – H. Meynell (1911)Description of the field of battle and disposition of the troops engaged in the action fought on the 18th of June, 1815, – Mr. H.A. Barker of LondonDescriptive List of Medals Struck to Commemorate the Battle of Waterloo (July 1, 1878) [6-page Article]desktopEnglish caricature and satire on Napoleon I Vol. 1 – J. Ashton (1884)English caricature and satire on Napoleon I Vol. 2 – J. Ashton (1884)Fragments historiques rélatifs à la campagne de 1815, et à la bataille de Waterloo – E. Grouchy (1829) [French]France since Waterloo – W. G. Berry (1908)Great commanders of modern times and The campaign of 1815 – W. Morris (1891)Histoire de la campagne de 1815, Waterloo – J. Charras (1857) [French]Historical and secret memoirs of the Empress Josephine, (Marie Rose Tascher de la Pagerie), first wife of Napoleon Bonaparte Vol. 1 – M. Le Normand (1852) [French]Historical and secret memoirs of the Empress Josephine, (Marie Rose Tascher de la Pagerie), first wife of Napoleon Bonaparte Vol. 2 – M. Le Normand (1852) [French]History of Napoleon Bonaparte – H. W. De Puy (1881)History of the captivity of Napoleon at St. Helena Vols. 1 & 2 – C. Montholon (1846)History of the captivity of Napoleon at St. Helena; from the letters and journals of… Sir Hudson Lowe, and official documents not before made public – W. Forsyth (1853)History of the consulate and the empire of France under Napoleon Vols. 1 & 2 – A Thiers (1875)History of the French consulate, under Napoleon Buonaparte – W Barre (1804)History of the war in France and Belgium, in 1815, containing munute details of the battles of Quatre-Bras, Ligny, Wavre, and Waterloo – W. Siborne (1848)History of the wars occasioned by the French revolution, from the commencement of hostilities in 1792, to the end of the year 1816 – C. H. Gifford (1817)Human voices from the Russian campaign of 1812 – A. Chuquet (1913)In the footsteps of Napoleon, his life and its famous scenes – J. Morgan (1915)Journal of the Waterloo campaign, kept throughout the campaign of 1815 Vol. 1 – C. Mercer (1870)Journal of the Waterloo campaign, kept throughout the campaign of 1815 Vol. 2 – C. Mercer (1870)Letters from Portugal, Spain, & France written during the campaigns of 1812, 1813, & 1814, addressed to a friend in England – S. D. Broughton (1815)Letters of Colonel Sir Augustus Simon Frazer, K. C. B. commanding the Royal horse artillery in the army under Wellington – A. Frazer (1859)Life and campaigns of Napoleon Bonaparte, giving an account of all his engagements, from the Siege of Toulon to the Battle of Waterloo – A. V. Arnault (1800)Life and campaigns of Napoleon Buonaparte, emperor France – H Doggett (1832)Life of Napoleon Bonaparte – C. Macfarlane (1879)Life of Napoleon Bonaparte with a preliminary view of the French Revolution – W. Scott (1871)Life of Napoleon Bonaparte Vol. 1 – W. M. Sloane (1909)Life of Napoleon Bonaparte Vol. 2 – W. M. Sloane (1909)Life of Napoleon Bonaparte Vol. 3 – W. M. Sloane (1909)Life of Napoleon Bonaparte Vol. 4 – W. M. Sloane (1909)Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, emperor of France – J. G. Lockhart (1856)Life of Napoleon Vol. 1 – A. Jomini (1863)Life of Napoleon Vol. 2 – A. Jomini (1863)Love – C. Aminoff (1922)Marshal Grouchy’s own account of the battle of Waterloo – E. Grouchy (1915)Medallic history of Napoleon. A collection of all the medals, coins, and jettons, relating to his actions and reign – A. L. Millin (1819)Memoirs of Constant, first valet de chambre of the emperor, on the private life of Napoleon, his family and his court Vol. 1 (1895)Memoirs of Constant, first valet de chambre of the emperor, on the private life of Napoleon, his family and his court Vol. 2 (1895)Memoirs of Constant, first valet de chambre of the emperor, on the private life of Napoleon, his family and his court Vol. 3 (1895)Memoirs of Constant, first valet de chambre of the emperor, on the private life of Napoleon, his family and his court Vol. 4 (1895)Memoirs of General Count Rapp, first aide-de-camp to Napoleon – J. Rapp (1823)Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte Vol. 1 – L. Bourrienne (1906)Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte Vol. 2 – L. Bourrienne (1906)Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte Vol. 3 – L. Bourrienne (1906)Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte Vol. 4 – L. Bourrienne (1906)Memoirs of the Emperor Napoleon from Ajaccio to Waterloo, as soldier, emperor, husband Vol. 1 – L. J. Abrantes (1901)Memoirs of the Emperor Napoleon from Ajaccio to Waterloo, as soldier, emperor, husband Vol. 2 – L. J. Abrantes (1901)Memoirs of the Emperor Napoleon from Ajaccio to Waterloo, as soldier, emperor, husband Vol. 3 – L. J. Abrantes (1901)Memoirs of the Empress Josephine Vol. 1 (19–)Memoirs of the Empress Josephine Vol. 2 (19–)Memoirs to serve for the history of Napoleon I from 1802 to 1815 – Meneval, Claude Francois (1894)Memorial de Sainte Helene – journal of the private life and conversations of the Emperor Napoleon at Saint Helena – E. Las Cases (1823)Military career of Napoleon the Great – M. B. Gibbs (1895)Napoleon – a sketch of his life, character, struggles, and achievements – T. E. Watson (1903)Napoleon – Dumas, Alexandre (1894)Napoleon – E. FaureNapoleon – E. Ludwig (1927)Napoleon – H. Fisher (1916)Napoleon – T. P. O’Connor (1896)Napoleon – W. O’Connor Morris (1900)Napoleon and his adopted son Euge`ne de Beauharnais and his relations with the emperor – V. M. Montagu (1914)Napoleon and his coronation – F. Masson (1911)Napoleon and his fellow travellers – C. K. Shorter (1908)Napoleon and his marshals Vol. 1 – J. T. Headley (1888)Napoleon and his marshals Vol. 2 – J. T. Headley (1888)Napoleon and King Murat – A. Espitalier (1912)Napoleon and Marie Louise, a memoir – S. Durand (1887)Napoleon and the artists – H. Grant (1917)Napoleon and the campaign of 1814 – H. Houssaye (1914)Napoleon and the end of the French revolution – C. F. Warwick (1910)Napoleon and the fair sex – F. Masson (1894)Napoleon and the grand army in Russia – G. Gourgard (1825)Napoleon and the invasion of England – the story of the great terror Vol. 1 – H. Wheeler (1908)Napoleon and the invasion of England – the story of the great terror Vol. 2 – H. Wheeler (1908)Napoleon and the marshals of the empire – unknown author (1885)Napoleon and Waterloo, the emperor’s campaign with the Arme´e du Nord, 1815; a strategical and tactical study Vol. 2 – A. FNapoleon as a general Vol. 1 – M. Yorck von Wartenburg (1902)Napoleon as a general Vol. 2 – M. Yorck von Wartenburg (1902)Napoleon at Bay, 1814; with maps and plans – F. L. Petre (1914)Napoleon at Fontainebleau and Elba; being a journal of occurrences in 1814-1815 – N. Campbell (1869)Napoleon at St. Helena – B. E. O’Meara (1888)Napoleon at St. Helena; or, Interesting anecdotes and remarkable conversations of the emperor during the five and a half years of his captivity – J. Abbott (1855)Napoleon at the Boulogne Camp; (based on numerous hitherto unpublished documents) – F. Nicolay (1907)Napoleon at work – J. Vachee (1914)Napoleon Bonaparte – White, John (1919)Napoleon Bonaparte and other poems – S. G. Chafa (1872)Napoleon Bonaport and the siege of Toulon – C. J. Fox (1902)Napoleon Briefe – Napoleon (1910)Napoleon from the Tuileries to St. Helena personal recollections of the emperor’s second mameluke and valet, Louis Etienne St. Denis (1922)Napoleon his army and his generals; their unexampled military career – unknown author (1854)Napoleon I, a biography Vol. 1 – A. Fornier (1914)Napoleon I, a biography Vol. 2 – A. Fornier (1914)Napoleon in caricature, 1795-1821 Vol. 1 – A. M. Broadley (1911)Napoleon in caricature, 1795-1821 Vol. 2 – A. M. Broadley (1911)Napoleon in exile Elba; from the entry of the allies into Paris March 1814 to the return of Napoleon from Elba and his landing at Golfe Jouan March 1815 – N. Young (1914)Napoleon in exile St. Helena (1815-1821) Vol. 1 – N. Young (1915)Napoleon in exile St. Helena (1815-1821) Vol. 2 – N. Young (1915)Napoleon in his own defence; being a reprint of certain letters written by Napoleon from St. Helena to Lady Clavering (1910)Napoleon in his own words from the French of Jules Bertaut – Napoleon (1916)Napoleon the gaoler – E. Fraser (1914)Napoleon the Little – Hugo Victor (1852)Napoleon, 1769-1821 – H. Wheeler (1921)Napoleon, king of Elba – P. Gruyer (1906)Napoleon, lover and husband – Masson, Frederic (1899)Napoléon, manuscrits inédits, 1786-1791 publiés d’apres les originaux autographes – Napoleon (1908) [French]Napoleon, the fall – E. M. Beardsley (1918)Napoleon, the first emperor of France. From St. Helena to Santiago de Cuba – H. D. Thomason (1910)Napoleon, the first phase; some chapters on the boyhood and youth of Bonaparte, 1769-1793 – O. Browning (1905)Napoleon; a history of the art of war from the beginning of the French Revolution to the end of the 18th century Vol. 1 – T. A. Dodge (1904)Napoleon; a history of the art of war from the beginning of the French Revolution to the end of the 18th century Vol. 3 – T. A. Dodge (1904)Napoleonic studies – J. H. Rose (1904)Napoleon’s British visitors and captives, 1801-1815 – J. Alger (1904)Napoleon’s brothers – Atteridge, Andrew Hilliard (1909)Napoleon’s campaign in Poland, 1806-7 – a military history of Napoleon’s first war with Russia – F. L. Petre (1901)Napoleon’s invasion of Russia – R. G. Burton (1914)Napoleon’s Last Campaign in Germany, 1813; with seventeen maps and plans – F. L. Petre (1912)Napoleon’s Legion – Paris, William Francklyn (1927)Napoleon’s letters to Josephine, 1796-1812 (1901)Napoleon’s life in camp and cabinet – Napoleon (1847)Napoleon’s men and methods – A. Kielland (1907)Napoleon’s mother – Tschudi, Clara; Cope (1910)Napoleon’s navigation system – a study of trade control during the continental blockade – F. E. Melvin (1919)Napoleon’s notes on English history, made on the eve of the French revolution – Napoleon (1905)Napoleon’s Oraculum and dream book – Napoleon (1884)Napoleon’s son – Tschudi, Clara (1912)Napoleon’s victories; from the personal memoirs of Capt. C. Parquin, of the Imperial guard, 1803-1814 – D. C. Parquin (1893)Narrative of a residence in Belgium during the campaign of 1815; and of a visit to the field of Waterloo – C. A. Eaton (1817)Narrative of a residence in Belgium during the canpaign of 1815; and a visit to the field of Waterloo – J. Watts (1817)Narrative of events during the Invasion of Russia by Napoleon Bonaparte, and the Retreat of the French Army, 1812 – R. T. Wilson (1860)Narrative of the war in Germany and France, in 1813 and 1814 – C. Londonderry (1830)Notes and reminiscences of a staff officer, chiefly relating to the Waterloo campaign and to St. Helena matters during the captivity of Napoleon – B. Jackson (1903)Notes on the battle of Waterloo – J. S. Kennedy (1865)Observations made during a tour in 1816 and 1817 …. several original anecdotes relative to the battle of Waterloo – H. Smithers (1818)Official bulletins of the battle of Waterloo in the original languages, with tr. into Engl. Ed … (1849)One of the 28th, a tale of Waterloo – G. A. Henty (1910)Paris after Waterloo; notes taken at the time and hitherto unpublished – J. Simpson (1853)Paris revisited, in 1815, by way of Brussels including a walk over the field of battle at Waterloo – J. Scott (1816)Pour l’Empereur; pages d’histoire nationale, 1796-1821 – F. Masson (1914)Précis historique, militaire et critique des batailles de Fleurus et de Waterloo, dans la campagne de Flandres, en juin 1815 – J. B. Berton (1818) [French]Quatre-Bras, Ligny and Waterloo; a narrative of the campaign in Belgium, 1815 – D. Gardner (1882)Recollections of the Emperor Napoleon, during the first three years of his captivity on the island of St. Helena – L. Abell (1844)Recollections of the private life of Napoleon Vol. 1 – L. Constant (1911)Recollections of the private life of Napoleon Vol. 2 – L. Constant (1911)Recollections of the private life of Napoleon Vol. 3 – L. Constant (1911)Secret societies and the French revolution – U. Pope-Hennesey (1911)So this then is The battle of Waterloo – V. Hugo (1907)Stories of waterloo, and other tales Vol. 1 – W. H. Maxwell (1829)Stories of waterloo, and other tales Vol. 2 – W. H. Maxwell (1829)Stories of waterloo, and other tales Vol. 3 – W. H. Maxwell (1829)Story of the battle of Waterloo – G. R. Gleig (1875)Talk Of Napoleon At St. Helena – General Baron Gourgaud (1903)The battle of Waterloo – unknown author (1819)The Battle of Waterloo, as viewed from the battlefield in 1877 – T. T. Alexander (1886)The battle of Wavre and Grouchy’s retreat; a study of an obscure part of the Waterloo campaign – W. H. Kelly (1905)The Cambridge Modern History – Vol IX – Napoleon (1906)The Campaign of 1812, and the Retreat from Moscow – H. Belloc (1924)The campaign of 1815 – Ligny, Quatrel-Bras, Waterloo – W. Morris (1900)The campaign of 1815, chiefly in Flanders – W. H. James (1908)The campaign of Waterloo – a military history – J. C. Ropes (1893)The campaign of Waterloo -Ropes, John Codman (1892)The campaigns of Napoleon Buonaparte, embracing the events of his unexampled military career, from the siege of Toulon, to the battle of Waterloo (1840)The confidential correspondence of Napoleon Bonaparte with his brother Joseph, sometime king of Spain Vol. 1 – Napoleon (1855)The confidential correspondence of Napoleon Bonaparte with his brother Joseph, sometime king of Spain Vol. 2 – Napoleon (1855)The contemporary English view of Napoleon – F. J. MacCunn (1914)The Corsican; a diary of Napoleon’s life in his own words – Napoleon (1910)The court of Napoleon – F. B. Goodrich (1857)The diary of a cavalry officer in the Peninsular and Waterloo campaigns 1809-1815 – W. Tomkinson (1894)The downfall of Napoleon – his escape from Elba, the battle of Waterloo, captivity in St. Helena, and death – W. Scott (1896)The eagle of the empire; a story of Waterloo – C. T. Brady (1915)The Empress Josephine, Napoleon’s enchantress – P. W. Sergeant (1909)The fall of Napoleon – O. Browning (1907)The fall of Napoleon Vol. 1 – J. Mitchell (1846)The fall of Napoleon Vol. 3 – J. Mitchell (1846)The first Napoleon; – Ropes, John Cadman (1900)The first Napoleon; some unpublished documents from the Bowood papers – H. Lansdowne (1925)The French army before Napoleon – S. Wilkinson (1915)The French revolution & Napoleon in literature & caricature – G.A. Sargent (1906)The French revolution and Napoleon – C. D. Hazen (1917)The French revolution from the age of Louis XIV to the coming of Napoleon – H. Wheeler (1913)The growth of Napoleon; a study in environment – N. Young (1910)The history of Lord Seaton’s regiment, (the 52nd light infantry) at the battle of Waterloo Vol. 1 – W. Leeke (1866)The history of Lord Seaton’s regiment, (the 52nd light infantry) at the battle of Waterloo Vol. 2 – W. Leeke (1866)The history of Napoleon Bonaparte – R. H. Horne (1878)The history of Napoleon Bonaparte Vol. 1 – J. Abbott (1883)The history of Napoleon Bonaparte Vol. 2 – J. Abbott (1883)The history of Napoleon Bonaparte Vol. 3 – J. Abbott (1883)The history of Napoleon Buonaparte Vol. 1 – J. G. Lockhart (1835)The history of Napoleon Buonaparte Vol. 2 – J. G. Lockhart (1835)The home and court life of the Emperor Napoleon and his family Vol. 1 – L. J. Abrantes (1893)The home and court life of the Emperor Napoleon and his family Vol. 2 – L. J. Abrantes (1893)The home and court life of the Emperor Napoleon and his family Vol. 3 – L. J. Abrantes (1893)The home and court life of the Emperor Napoleon and his family Vol. 4 – L. J. Abrantes (1893)The illness and death of Napoleon Bonaparte, a medical criticism – A. Chaplin 91913)The Imperial guard of Napoleon, from Marengo to Waterloo – J. T. Headley (1892)The island empire, or, Scenes of the first exile of the Emperor Napoleon I – H. D. Wolff (1855)The life of Napoleon Bonaparte – P. C. Headley (1903)The life of Napoleon Bonaparte – S. Baring-Gould (1908)The life of Napoleon Bonaparte Vol. 1 – W. M. Sloane (1915)The life of Napoleon Bonaparte Vol. 2 – W. M. Sloane (1915)The life of Napoleon Bonaparte Vol. 3 – W. M. Sloane (1915)The life of Napoleon Bonaparte Vol. 4 – W. M. Sloane (1915)The life of Napoléon Buonaparte – J Lockhart (1883)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte Vol. 1 – W. Van-Ess (1806)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte Vol. 2 – W. Van-Ess (1806)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte Vol. 3 – W. Van-Ess (1806)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte Vol. 4 – W. Van-Ess (1810)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte Vol. 5 – W. Van-Ess (1806)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte Vol. 6 – W. Van-Ess (1806)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte Vol. 8 – W. Van-Ess (1806)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte Vol. 10 – W. Van-Ess (1806)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte Vol. 1 – W. Hazlitt (1875)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte Vol. 2 – W. Hazlitt (1875)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte Vol. 3 – W. Hazlitt (1875)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte, containing historical sketches, and anecdotes – An American (1820)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte, Emperor of the French Vol. 1 – W. Scott (1827)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte, Emperor of the French Vol. 2 – W. Scott (1827)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte, Emperor of the French Vol. 3 – W. Scott (1827)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte, Emperor of the French Vol. 4 – W. Scott (1827)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte, Emperor of the French Vol. 5 – W. Scott (1827)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte, Emperor of the French Vol. 6 – W. Scott (1827)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte, Emperor of the French Vol. 7 – W. Scott (1827)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte, Emperor of the French Vol. 8 – W. Scott (1827)The life of Napoleon Buonaparte, Emperor of the French Vol. 9 – W. Scott (1827)The life of Napoleon I including new materials from the British official records – J. H. Rose (1918)The life of the emperor Napoleon – H. Lee (1835)The man Napoleon – W. H. Hudson (1915)The memoirs of the Empress Marie Louise – Imbert de Saint-Amand (1886)The Napoleon myth – H. R. Evans (1905)The officer’s manual. Napoleon’s maxims of war – Napoleon (1862)The Patrizi memoirs; a Roman family under Napoleon, 1796-1815 – M. Patrizi-Naro-Montoro (1915)The personality of Napoleon – J. H. Rose (1912)The poet’s pilgrimage to Waterloo – R. Southey (1816)The political and military history of the campaign of Waterloo – A. Jomini (1864)The sisters of Napoleon, Elisa, Pauline, and Caroline Bonaparte – J. Turquan (1908)The story of Waterloo; or, The fall of Napoleon (1873)The true visage of Napoleon – E. DriaultThe unequalled collection of engraved portraits of Napoleon Bonaparte and his family and marshals, belonging to Hon. James T.Mitchell (1908)The war drama of the Eagles, Napoleon’s standard-bearers on the battlefield in victory and defeat from Austerlitzto Waterloo – E. Fraser (1912)The Waterloo campaign, 1815 – W. Siborne (1900)The Waterloo campaign, a study – S. C. Pratt (1907)The Waterloo roll call. With biographical notes and anecdotes – C. Dalton (1904)The Whites and the Blues Vol. 1 – A. Dumas (1910)The women Bonapartes the mother and three sisters of Napoléon I Vol. 2 – H. Williams (1909)The women Bonapartes the mother and three sisters of Napoléon I Vol. l – H. Williams (1909)Thiers’ La campagne de Waterloo – A. Thiers (1902)Unpublished correspondence of Napoleon I , preserved in the War Archives Vol. 1 (1913)Unpublished correspondence of Napoleon I , preserved in the War Archives Vol. 2 (1913)Unpublished correspondence of Napoleon I , preserved in the War Archives Vol. 3 (1913)Victor Hugo, Waterloo, Napoléon documents recueillis, publiés et annotés – H. Fleischmann (1912)War and peace Vols. 1 – 2 – l. Tolstoy (1898)Waterloo – Belloc, Hilair (1912)Waterloo – Rusling, James Fowler (1904)Waterloo – A Narrative and a Criticism (1895)Waterloo – Erckmann, Emile (1893)Waterloo – Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1907)Waterloo – Thomas E. (Thomas Edward) (1908)Waterloo – a sequel to the conscript of 1813 – E. Erckmann (1903)Waterloo – E. Erckmann (1860)Waterloo – H. Belloc (1912)Waterloo – J. S. Rusling (1904)Waterloo – Louis Veuillot (1861)Waterloo – T. E. Watson (1908)Waterloo – the campaign and battle – De Peyster, John Watts (1893)Waterloo – the downfall of the first Napoleon, a history of the campaign of 1815 – G. Hooper (1913)Waterloo (the centenary of the battle) – a relation of the famous fight of the 18th of June 1815 – F. Libert (1915)Waterloo a narrative and a criticism – E. L. Horburgh (1895)Waterloo A Poem – Thomas Jackson (1832)Waterloo days – the narrative of an Englishwoman resident at Brussels in June 1815 – C. A. Eaton (1888)Waterloo en images – unknown author (1900)Waterloo lectures, a study of the campaign of 1815 – C. C. Chesney (1869)Waterloo letters – H. T. Siborne (1891)Waterloo the campaign and battle – J. W. De Peyster (1893)Waterloo; suite du Conscrit de 1813 – E. Erckmann (18–)Wellington & Waterloo – A. Griffiths (1898)Wellington and Waterloo – G. W. Redway (1913)Wellington’s campaigns, Peninsula-Waterloo, 1808-15 Vol. 1 – C. W. Robinson (1905)Wellington’s campaigns, Peninsula-Waterloo, 1808-15 Vol. 2 – C. W. Robinson (1905)Wellington’s campaigns, Peninsula-Waterloo, 1808-15 Vol. 3 – C. W. Robinson (1905)Wellington’s men, some soldier autobiographies – W. H. Fitchett (1900)Who lost Waterloo – J. C. Ropes (1881)With Napoleon at St. Helena being the memoirs of Dr. John Stokoe, naval surgeon – P. Fremeaux (1902)With Napoleon at Waterloo, and other unpublished documents of the Waterloo and Peninsular campaigns – M. MacBride (1911)Words on Wellington – W. A. Fraser (190-) Important Information – Please read BEFORE you purchase1. The item is a collection of books scanned into digital format (PDF) and stored on a disk. 2. There is no physical books included in the sale – you will receive a data disk only. 3. The disk(s) you receive will contain no audio or video whatsoever. 4. To view the books you will need a computer (or similar device) that can open PDF files. 5. PDF reader software is universally available for Free. 6. 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