Mr. Broers’s second volume ended in 1810, with Napoleon’s power at its zenith. This third volume describes the decline and fall of the modern Caesar. By 1810 a five-year streak of victories ...

Pierre-Jean Chalençon’s trove is one of the most comprehensive private Napoleonic collections ever to come to market.

Though Hamilton didn’t live to see his enemy’s final defeat at Waterloo, The Post cheered his downfall and brought coverage of his humiliation and exile on Saint Helena. Napoleon’s death in ...

Born on the island of Corsica in 1769, Napoleon Bonaparte ... 1812 contributed to his downfall in 1814. A brief restoration in 1815 came to an end with the Battle of Waterloo, and he died in ...

As dawn broke on June 18, Wellington and Napoleon organized their forces. Wellington set up his headquarters in Mont-Saint-Jean on the road from Brussels, not far from the town of Waterloo.

Jean-Baptiste d’Erlon to fall on the enemy’s exposed right ... making it the most gorgeous city in the world. Napoleon deserved to lose Waterloo, and Wellington to win it, but the essential ...

More like Waterloo.” The French critics ... guerrilla war (the origin of that term) that drained Napoleon’s resources and hastened his downfall. The brutal French repression of conquered ...

Wellington is best known for leading British forces to victory over Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815 Print ... delighted in depicting his downfall in political cartoons.