Lutzen:

In his exploration of one of the pivotal events of the Thirty Years' War, Peter H. Wilson delves into the significant Battle of Lutzen, where strategies, politics, and the fierce ambition of military leaders collided. He meticulously recounts the unfolding of the battle, painting a vivid picture of the chaos and valor that marked this crucial confrontation in 1632.

Wilson's analysis is steeped in historical context, giving readers insight into the broader implications of the battle within the war and its impact on European history. He integrates a wealth of research and sources, supported by numerous bibliographical references, which enriches the narrative and allows for a deeper understanding of the motivations and decisions taken by key figures involved.

Furthermore, the inclusion of an index allows readers to navigate through the detailed accounts and analyses, making it an accessible and informative read. Wilson’s work stands as a notable contribution to the Great Battles series, inviting history enthusiasts to engage with the complexities and legacies of warfare in a transformative period.