Wellington’s Wars – Book Review
'Wellington's Wars: The Making of a Military Genius' explores how Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of Wellington, became not only a great military commander but also a political general.
Read MorePo Man’s War: WW II, Napoleon, and the Po River Valley
Comparing Napoleon's successful campaigns in Italy with that of the Allies in World War II suggest that the Allies' mistake may have been more of execution than of strategy.
Read MoreMount and Blade Warband: Napoleonic Wars – PC Game Review
In the Napoleonics multiplayer expansion for Mount & Blade Warband players can choose from over 200 different soldiers of widely differing types. Combat is deadly, and there is no single-player version.
Read MoreCommand and Colors Napoleonics: The Spanish Army – Boardgame Review
The first expansion set for 'Command and Colors Napoleonics' is the Spanish Army. Almost as big as the original game, there's not much to complain about in this expansion - but it is still the Peninsula War.
Read MoreIncredible Courage at Austerlitz-Telnitz – Board Game Review
The short rules may make it look like a “beer and pretzels†game but Incredible Courage at Austerlitz - Telnitz is anything but.
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