The Pacific War Atlas, 1941-45

History

National Army Museum

Europe

Stationery Office Books

After Napoleon's defeat and exile on Elba in 1814, it looked as if his extraordinary military career had come to an end. But then the Emperor escaped and made a last stand, which climaxed on June 18, 1815, when almost 200,000 Prussian, British, and French soldiers clashed at Waterloo. Published to mark the 200th anniversary, The Battle of Waterloo Experience is a compelling new treatment of the Hundred Days campaign, beautifully illustrated and including reproductions of contemporary letters and documents that graphically portray the background to Napoleon’s final overthrow.

The Battle of Waterloo Experience

SNOW, Peter

Snow, Dan

Andre Deutsch

The British Army from old photographs

Military

Dent

War and weapons (New horizon library)

Sampson Low

Follow the drum

The National Army Museum records the development and influence of war as experienced by one nation, Britain, but the Museum is much more than a than a catalogue of battles and campaigns. It tells the story of how men and women have lived, worked and died defending their country's interests; how soldiers were clothed, fed, paid and disciplined; what civilians thought of the Army and those who joined it and how soldiers themselves viewed their lifestyle and the duties it imposed. This souvenir guide draws on the objects in our collections and provides an introduction to the History of the British Army which we hope you will enjoy.

National Army Museum Souvenir Guidebook

Science & Math

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