Volume 3 of 3 coloring books,( but of 4 total books in the total WATERLOO series), features the most popular officers of the battle, Hussar soldier in uniform, important landmark architecture open to the public, some only recently and others since the time of the battle. Figures in the context of the less heroic aspects of the battle Figures in the context of the less heroic aspects of the battle are also included, where soldiers are moving heavy items through mushy ground or transitioning in field locations to personal loss of limbs during close contact conflict. Not meaning to be grotesque or shocking, but merely to relate all sides of this unique event in European history. It did bring a peace lasting so long that modern generations almost forget the severe number of casualities, deaths. It left a gross lack of social vitality in its wake due to losing mainly men who gave their life for the cause and left a lot of single parent families behind in hardship. IMPORTANT: Book 1 of 4 in the series is a unique guide book not in coloring book format, from which the others are based. The coloring books were created to entice young visitors into the history of the area in a fun way with a mixture of three ways to explore over 80 places within a 6 sq mile proximity, suitable for independent or group application and to see by foot, car or bike at one's own pace. See book description titled: 'WATERLOO Selfie Tour and Discovery Guide for Artists, Educators and Nature Lovers' (the only one with the battle description)