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Sharpe's Waterloo Bernard Cornwell
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA) Incorporated

It was just so wonderfully over the top and historically inaccurate (he didn't even look like him!) that it was hilarious. After being overthrown, Napoleon was imprisoned on the Italian island of Elba in 1814, then escaped and took back power for about a hundred days, before losing the Battle of Waterloo (no, not THAT Waterloo — also, natives pronounce it by his enemies, he was prone to ignoring (what hindsight shows to be) good ideas with "It Will Never Catch On," dismissing both the utility of the rifle (which cost his troops in Spain, see Sharpe) and Robert Fulton's steamship (see Quotes page). Based on the novel by Bernard Cornwell, “Sharpe's Waterloo” brings maverick British officer Lt. Sharpe's Waterloo - To March Again - Sharpe/Wellington (PG) Leading up to Waterloo. Actually, I couldn't stop laughing at Paul Bettany's performance as Prince William in Sharpe's Waterloo. In Sharpe's Waterloo, Bernard Cornwell provides a soldier's perspective of Napoleon's last and most famous campaign. Your source for Sharpe's Waterloo reviews and trailers online. Buy, Download, or Rent Sharpe's Waterloo at Blockbuster today. For the look_sharpe November Picture Prompt challenge. Richard Sharpe to his last fight against the French, in June of 1815. Friday, 19 April 2013 at 07:11. Rent Sharpe's Waterloo DVD and over 100000 other movies at Blockbuster. Sharpe's Waterloo By Bernard Cornwell Review by Luke Baran Bernard Cornwell writes about probably the most famous battle in history, Waterloo. Sharpe's Waterloo finally gives Sharpe the respect he deserves, and so, makes it a fantastic book.