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Excerpt from Historical Memoirs, of Napoleon, 1815, Vol. 9
The Translator thinks, that the work cannot fail to satisfy the curiosity of the nation. Besides furnishing ample details of the operations which occurred in the Campaign of 1815, it is enriched with military criticisms of the first order. It is napoleon himself who Speaks. He criticises the conduct of the Generals who were Opposed to him, while he hears ample testimony to the undaunted gallantry of the British troops; and he supports his arguments by reasonings and by proofs. It is unnecessary to praise such a work: It unmasks some reputations, but it declares the truth. It will furnish to history inap preciable materials, and to military men interesting lessons.
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