This extensive collection of dispatches and correspondence chronicles the military campaigns of one of Britain's most celebrated generals, the Duke of Wellington. Wellington's leadership during the Peninsular War and the Battle of Waterloo played a key role in defeating Napoleon and securing British dominance in Europe. The firsthand accounts and detailed narratives provide a valuable historical record of these conflicts and shed light on the tactics and strategies of early 19th-century warfare.

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