Waterloo, the James Mure Manuscript
It is noted that Mr. Mure was a King's Scholar*, from 1809 to 1814. The Battle of Waterloo that determined the course of Western and even world history occurred in 1815. Later he was at Christ’s Church Oxford. in tgt4, he took a First Class in Lit. Human. in 1817.The Yuko Nii Foundation owns the original manuscript by Mr. Mure detailing the entire battle of Waterloo, including maps. He must have been present. Included with the manuscript are what we think are field notes from which Mr. Mure completed his manuscript in the year or so after the battle:
It is noted that Mr. Mure was a King's Scholar*, from 1809
to 1814. The Battle of Waterloo that determined the course
of Western and even world history occurred in 1815. Later
he was at Christ’s Church Oxford. in tgt4, he took a First
Class in Lit. Human. in 1817.The Yuko Nii Foundation
owns the original manuscript by Mr. Mure detailing the
entire battle of Waterloo, including maps. He must have
been present. Included with the manuscript are what we
think are field notes from which Mr. Mure completed his
manuscript in the year or so after the battle:
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