APPENDIX III.

SOME STATISTICS AS TO THE WATERLOO

CAMPAIGN. Napoleon's forces available for the Campaign of the Hundred Days after concentration : Infantry

92,500 Cavalry

22,000 Non-combatants

3,500 Artillery

10,000

.

.

128,000

Guns, 314. Of these about 71,000 were available at Waterloo on the 18th, and

248 guns.

Blucher's forces available for the campaign :

Infantry and Artillery
Cavalry

105,000
12,000

117,000
Guns, 312.
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CROWE and CAVALCASELLE. History of Painting in Italy. New edition.

John Murray. Vols. I. II.
BAYET. Art Byzantin.
VASARI. Lives of the Painters. Bohn.
Mrs. JAMESON. Lives of the Italian Painters.

Legends of the Madonna.
RUSKIN. Mórnings in Florence.
GRANT ALLEN. Evolution of Italian Art. 'Pall Mall Magazine.' No. 1.

May, 1895.
GRANT ALLEN. Guide to Florence. [Also Baedeker.]
KÜGLERS. Italian Schools. Translated by Layard.
Rio. L'Art Chrétien.
J. A. SYMONDS. Renaissance in Italy. Vol. III. "The Fine Arts.'

Life of Michael Angelo.
Autobiography of Benvenuto Cellini.

Sketches in Italy and Greece. 'Orvieto.'
GRIMM. Life of Michael Angelo. Translated by F. E. Burnett. Dent & Co.
Great Artists Series. Sampson Low.

(1) Giotto. H. QUILTER.
(2) Fra Angelico and Botticelli. C. M. PHILLIMORE.
(3) Ghiberti and Donatello. LEADER SCOTT.
(4) Leonardo da Vinci. Dr. PAUL RICHTER.
(5) Michaelangelo. CHARLES CLÉMENT.

(6) Raphael. N. D'ANVERS. E. ARMSTRONG. Lorenzo dei Medici, for Botticelli and the Medicean artists.

Fra Angelico. LANGTON DOUGLAS. Geo. Bell.
Fra Lippo Lippi, in same series.
Donatello. LORD BALCARRES. Duckworth.
Botticelli. JULIA CARTWRIGHT. Duckworth,