2016 Annual - Confederate Rails

“We have stretched out lines of railroads from the seaboard to the mountains; dug down the hills for them, and filled up the valleys for them, at a ruinous cost.”

(Upcoming) 2024 Annual - DOMESDAY

King William…reigned over England, and by his capacity so thoroughly surveyed it, that there was not a hide of land in England that he wist not who had it, or what it was worth, and afterwards set it down in his book. The land of the Britons was in his power, and he wrought castles therein…and extorted from his subjects many marks of gold, and many hundred pounds of silver, which he took of his people, for little need, by right and by unright.

(PRE-ORDER) 2023 Annual - La Bataille de Kulm

“Can we have written anything which could have thus misled him? Fetch me your order book...show me my notes.”

La Bataille de Kulm looks at the shattering reverse Napoleon suffered right after his triumphant defense of Dresden. An entire French corps, itself in pursuit of the retreating Allies, instead found itself trapped, and was swept from the field. It was the turning point of the Leipzig Campaign.

2013 Annual - La Bataille de Vauchamps

“Come. We must repeat the campaign in Italy.”

For the casual reader who looks into the “100 Days” and the Waterloo Campaign, one of the early questions is, “Who (the heck) is Grouchy?” Followed up by wondering why (on earth) Napoleon would give this guy a third of his army and depend on him to keep Blücher’s Prussians far from Wellington....