The Campaign of Waterloo: A Military History / Third Edition

by John Codman Ropes

[261] Doc. Inéd., VII, pp. 26, 27; App. C, xvii; post, p. 377.

[262] Ante, p. 49.

[263] Doc. Inéd., Heymès. V, VI, p. 25; App. C, v, vi; post, pp. 367, 368.

[264] Ib., Reille, p. 57.

[265] Ib., p. 57.

[266] Doc. Inéd., Reille, p. 57.

[267] Reille in his “Notice Historique” says 11 A.M. But his despatch to Ney, in which he says that he read the Flahaut order, is dated 10.15 A.M. Doc. Inéd., XI, pp. 37, 38; App. C, xix; post, p. 379.

[268] Ib., X, pp. 32 et seq. App. C, xviii; post, pp. 377, 378.

[269] Ib., p. 30: at least this was the opinion of Marshal Ney’s son.

[270] Ib., Reille, p. 57.