James Rouse.The village of Genappe; where Napoleon's carriage was captured by a Prussian detachment. The farm at Les Quatre Bras is seen on the top of the hill; on the right.London: Henry Colburn; 1817.From: William Mudford; An Historical Account of the Campaign in the Netherlands; in 1815; under His Grace the Duke of Wellington; and Marshal Prince Blucher; comprising the battles of Ligny; Quatrebras; and Waterloo; with a detailed narrative of the political events connected with those memorable conflicts down to the surrender of Paris; and the departure of Bonaparte for St. Helena. Embellished with. plates. from drawings. by James Rouse.193. e. 9 Plate XXI - TLondon; British Library.