History of Napoleonic Wars Book
Trafalgar to Waterloo 200th Anniversary Newspaper Book
Keen to find out more about the mind of Napoleon and the history of the Napoleonic wars? There’s no better way to celebrate the 200th Napoleonic anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo and the final fall of Napoleon than with this brilliant book, which is packed with pictures and newspaper articles on the battles as reported by the British newspapers of that time.
- Option to emboss the recipient’s Name on the cover
- Including Napoleon’s account on the Battle of Waterloo
- Featuring special pictorial sections and first-hand reports
- Tabloid size measures 31 x 38cm and bound in a black leather cover
- Presented inside a FREE premium gift box
Our Napoleon newspapers feature pictorial sections plus exciting reports written during that period, including Napoleon’s own account of the Battle of Waterloo. These Napoleon history books consist of newspaper articles on the death of the Duke of Wellington in 1852, the congress of Vienna, Napoleon’s surrender, the battle of Pyrenees and much, much more.
Probably one of the best books on the Napoleonic wars, this fabulous keepsake gift includes the full history of Napoleonic wars and information about the events that shaped Europe as we know it today.
The battle of Waterloo books contain scans from original newspapers about the Napoleonic history, all of which are beautifully bound in a luxury black hardback leather, gold-embossed cover. As a gift for enthusiastic historians or anyone fascinated by history, this book will be preserved inside the included premium gift box.
Your Gift Personalised
The introduction page can be personalised with the recipient's Name and a Message, and the front cover can also be personalised with a Name. This really is the best book on Napoleonic wars around!
More Information
This edition is tabloid size and measures 31 x 38cm. Our books are ideal for adding to your Napoleonic memorabilia – a wonderful way to find out more about the Napoleonic wars, Napoleon and the British.