On maps and manoeuvres: the challenge of mapping Waterloo. White, K.British Journal for Military History, (2016) 2 (3). pp. 62-77http://centaur.reading.ac.uk/44452/1/White.pdf
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Very interesting, a bit sad that the author didn't use other than English sources on this - like those of the Carnets verts, discussing maps as well.