A Ramble Through Belgian Battle Fields and a Few Wayside Thoughts [microform]

A firsthand account of a British officer's travels through the battlefields of Belgium in the aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars. The officer provides vivid descriptions of the landscape and the scars of battle, as well as thoughtful reflections on the nature of war and its human costs.

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