Notes on the Battle of Waterloo by General Sir James Shaw Kennedy

Notes on the Battle of Waterloo by General Sir James Shaw Kennedy

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This military account of the Battle of Waterloo by the Quartermaster-General of General Baron Alten's 3rd Division was first published in 1865. Kennedy is credited with inventing a new tactic for formation of infantry to withstand cavalry onslaughts.

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Notes on the Battle of Waterloo by General Sir James Shaw Kennedy

This military account of the Battle of Waterloo by the Quartermaster-General of General Baron Alten's 3rd Division was first published in 1865. Kennedy is credited with inventing a new tactic for formation of infantry to withstand cavalry onslaughts.
(Location: Rochester, Kent) is one of the leading authorities on the Napoleonic period, having written and edited thirteen books on the subject, including Wellington's Regiments, The Peninsular War, Galloping At Everything and A Desperate Business.
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ISBN 13 9781862271661
ISBN 10 1862271666
Title Notes on the Battle of Waterloo
Author General Sir James Shaw Kennedy
Series Spellmount Library Of Military History Ser
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher The History Press Ltd
Year published 2003-04-23
Number of pages 224
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.