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Diary of a Cavalry Officer, 1809-15 (Diaries of the Napoleonic Wars)

by Tompkins, Lt. Col.; Tompkins, James (ed).

Publisher:Muller, 1971., 1971

Edition:Hardcover

Language:English

Since its publication in 1894, Tomkinsons unique view of the Peninsular War has influenced every serious account of the conflict. A serious soldier and gifted writer, he records every detail of the campaigns and difficulties of camp life, including Lord Wellingtons working day from six a.m. until midnight and his infamous mood swings. He pulls no punches about the atrocities committed by all sides, or in his vivid descriptions of the wounded left on the fields of Waterloo.

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