A VISIT TO FLANDERS IN JULY 1815 Being Chiefly am Account of the Field of Waterloo. With A Short Sketch of Antwerp & Brussels, At That Time Occupied by The Wounded of Both Armies

The narrative provides a firsthand account of a battlefield tour conducted shortly after a significant battle, highlighting the author's admiration for Wellington and his Army. Through vivid descriptions and collected reminiscences from soldiers, it captures the immediate aftermath of the conflict, showcasing the lingering marks of artillery and the local populace selling war spoils. This unique perspective adds historical value, offering insights into the battlefield's condition and the soldiers' experiences right after the event.