It is beginning to be more and more widely understood that very great injustice has been done to Lord Seaton and the 52nd light Infantry, which regiment he commanded at Waterloo, by those who have attempted, in subsequent years, to write the history of that great battle.<br><br>My only reason for thinking of writing these volumes was that I had always felt this injustice very strongly, and that with other officers of the raiment I thought, if it were possible, the truth, with regard to what we knew the 62nd had achieved at Waterloo, ought to see the light.