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Digital Napoleonic Fiction & Drama Stories of Waterloo; and Other Tales. by William Hamilton Maxwell Period of honour as of woes, What bright careers 'twas thine to close! Scott. ——— in three volumes. LONDON: HENRY COLBURN AND RICHARD BENTLEY, NEW BURLINGTON STREET. 1829 ——— CONTENTS of THE THREE VOLUMES. Volume 1: My Own Adventure The Detachment The Adventure of the Captain of Grenadiers The Route The Outlaw's Story The March Sarsfield Frank Kennedy Frank Kennedy, Continued The Story of Colonel Hilson Volume 2: Napoleon's Return The Champ de Mai Belgium The Park The Little Major's Love Adventure The Tall Major's Story The Interview The Ball Letters, and a Lost Mistress Quatre-Bras Ligny The Seventeenth of June The Cavalry Picket Maurice Mac Carthy Volume 3: Maurice Mac Carthy, Continued Waterloo The Field of Battle Napoleon and his Army Brussels The Dead Dragoon Stephen Purcell The Gazette Captain Plinlimmon Conclusion Copyright © 2000-2005 P.A. Teter Terms of use of this web site