Waterloo: June 18, 1815 – The Battle for Modern Europe recounts the dramatic clash that ended Napoleon’s reign and reshaped Europe. In this volume, Andrew Roberts offers vivid character studies, sharp analysis, and a masterful retelling of the day that defined modern warfare. Andrew Roberts is among the most reputable modern British historians — lucid and traditional in his research. This is well written with solid research and includes a concise bibliography.
Part of the Making History series, edited by Amanda Foreman and Lisa Jardine, this first edition from HarperCollins (UK, 2005) balances scholarly insight with narrative force — an essential read for anyone interested in military history and the Napoleonic era. This volume distills his larger Napoleon and Wellington work into a focused narrative that’s both readable and intellectually serious.
Author: Andrew Roberts
Publisher: HarperCollins, NY
Year: 2005
Series:Making History (Editors: Amanda Foreman & Lisa Jardine)
Edition: First Edition
ISBN: 0060088664
Format: Hardcover
Condition: Good — there is a mark on base edge (see image 2) and some slight shelf wear (image 3), but all pages clean and overall condition good.
