1808-1814
"Cartography 'is a way of achieving ideological supremacy over space'. Ian Robertson's Atlas of the Peninsular War bears out the point. Fifty-three maps, accompanied by corresponding explanatory texts, are preceded by a chronology of the main historical events and an introduction. In all these texts the author justifies his views brilliantly. . . . Undoubtedly a pleasure to read. . . . It fulfills the clear aims of the author, and it can be a valuable companion to those who enjoy visiting Wellington's Peninsular battlefields."-Alicia Laspra, Times Literary Supplement -- Alicia Laspra * Times Literary Supplement * "This book is ideal for aficionados of the era's military history."-Library Journal * Library Journal *
Ian Robertson is the author of Wellington at War in the Peninsula, Wellington Invades France, and A Commanding Presence.