June 1815. After the Battle of Waterloo and the fall of Paris, the French army is in retreat and desperately trying to save it's skin. A small Anglo-Dutch detachement has come been sent on a pacification mission around the area of the village of La Boissiére-Ecole, west of Rambouillet. But little do they know that the area is the bivouac of a small French detachement.
Many thanks to Krystyna Janusz Zeppelin Studio for these wonderful photos!
  | Soldiers of the Chasseurs Britanniques Regiment on a patrol. |
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 | Dutch column on the march. |
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 | Sharpshooters of the King's German Legion. |
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 | Soldiers of the elite company of the 12e Chasseurs à Cheval. |
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 | Soldiers of the 27th Dutch Light Battalion in action. |
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 | Prussian soldiers of the Pomeranian Landwehr. |
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 | Soldiers of the 7th Belgian Infantry give fire. |
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 | French infantry charging. |
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 | Soldiers of the light company of the 92nd Gordon Highlanders. |
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 | French skirmishers in the woods. |
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 | Dutch and Prussian soldiers defend a position. |
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 | Dutch and German skirmishers, accompanied by Dutch hussars. |
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