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On my way to Waterloo I ran out of time so decided to visit the Quatre Bras site instead and leave the big one for the next day. It’s a great location, easy to visualise the battle, and even better for finding this podcast to listen to before and after the visit, with specific episodes on the different parts of the Waterloo Campaign, not just the main battle. Friendly and informative, I’ll be listening to the others with pleasure. Thanks.
So many really good episodes, and always fun to hear Zack talk about discipline in the British army of the period
This is a great podcast if you already know the subject as it has lots of additional nerdy details. However, as an example, if you don’t know what happened at the Battle of Talavera you wouldn’t get any clear sense of chronology or narrative from the episodes focusing on this battle. If the hosts told the story using a clear , exciting and chronological narrative, then added all the nerdy details along the way, this would be five stars. At the moment, it’s only worthy of a listen if you alrea... more
Thank you to all who have provided such an interesting, engaging and entertaining podcast over the past year. Look forward to what lies in store in 2026. Happy new year!
I absolutely look forward to this show, great way to here the facts on the Napleonic wars, I like the format so much that it would be great to see the same done for the American Civil War
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This show consistently covers Napoleonic-era history with a strong emphasis on military campaigns, governance, and the cultural backdrop of the period. Episodes blend expert analysis, archival research, and narrative storytelling, often featuring academic guests, reenactors, and authors. Listeners can expect deep dives into battles, regiments, leadership, and the social-political context of 18th- and early 19th-century Europe, with occasional explorations into related British and American history. A standout is the breadth of guests, from university historians to battlefield guides and preservation advocates, which helps bring both scholarly rigor and practical, craft-oriented perspectives to the era. The format often balances technical det... more
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