This detailed history examines one of the key battles of the Napoleonic Wars: the Battle of Kulm, which took place in what is now the Czech Republic in August 1813. Joseph Alexander Helfert provides a vivid account of the battle, drawing on a range of primary sources to describe the tactics, strategies, and personalities involved. He also discusses the wider context of the battle, including its significance for the course of the war. This is an essential work for military historians and students of the Napoleonic era.
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