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16. Wellington at War in the Peninsula

Reply to Danmel (Original post)

Wed Feb 1, 2017, 01:12 AM

Feb 2017

by Ian Robertson. Eminently readable history of the Napoleonic period in Spain and Portugal.

Also thumbing through a few role playing rulebooks and a set of fantasy wargame rules; basically anything not connected to the increasingly ugly real world.

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