Thomas Hartwell Horne (1780–1862)
An illustrated record of important events in the annals of Europe, during the last four years: comprising a series of views of the principal places, battles, etc. etc. etc. connected with those events…
London: printed by T. Bensley and Son, for R. Bowyer, 1816
Harley-Mason.bb.84, ‘Pursuit of the French through Leipsic on the 19th October, 1813’

The first three days of fighting at the Battle of Leipzig took place in villages surrounding the city: there were engagements at Markkleeberg, Wachau, Liebertwolkwitz, Möckern, Probstheida and elsewhere. Only on the last day, 19 October, as Napoleon was attempting to extricate his army westwards, did Coalition forces enter Leipzig itself, where a French rear-guard action caused great bloodshed in the streets of the city.