1800 - From Marengo to Hohenlinden, the Final Year of a Century of Blood
1800 - From Marengo to Hohenlinden, the Final Year of a Century of Blood
1800 - From Marengo to Hohenlinden, the Final Year of a Century of Blood
1800 - From Marengo to Hohenlinden, the Final Year of a Century of Blood
1800 - From Marengo to Hohenlinden, the Final Year of a Century of Blood
1800 - From Marengo to Hohenlinden, the Final Year of a Century of Blood
1800 - From Marengo to Hohenlinden, the Final Year of a Century of Blood
1800 - From Marengo to Hohenlinden, the Final Year of a Century of Blood
1800 - From Marengo to Hohenlinden, the Final Year of a Century of Blood
1800 - From Marengo to Hohenlinden, the Final Year of a Century of Blood
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1800 - From Marengo to Hohenlinden, the Final...
1800 - From Marengo to Hohenlinden, the Final...
1800 - From Marengo to Hohenlinden, the Final...
1800 - From Marengo to Hohenlinden, the Final...
1800 - From Marengo to Hohenlinden, the Final...
1800 - From Marengo to Hohenlinden, the Final...
1800 - From Marengo to Hohenlinden, the Final...
1800 - From Marengo to Hohenlinden, the Final...
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1800 - From Marengo to Hohenlinden, the Final Year of a Century of Blood

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A century of blood comes to a close. Begun with the War of the Spanish Succession under the reign of an ageing Louis XIV, it ends with the American War of Independence and those of the early years of the Revolution.

France now had at its head a "triumvirate." All, save Bonaparte, were new men who had played no part in the political manoeuvres of the defunct Directory. On them rested the hope of a peaceful future — and most particularly on the first among them, on First Consul Bonaparte.

Bonaparte in 1800 was thirty-one years old. He was a political novice. Would he succeed in restoring confidence in the country; in negotiating on equal terms with the belligerent powers? And would the extraordinary victory at Marengo be, at last, the herald of a peace regained?

The final volume of the triptych devoted to the years of glory of General Bonaparte, this abundantly illustrated work by Lionel Marquis recounts the political and military events of the year 1800 — a crucial year marking the birth of a new century.

 

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Author 1
Lionel Marquis
Publication date
November 2022
Pages
304
Illustrations
Approximately 200 illustrations
Cover
Hardcover
Language
French
Publisher
Heimdal

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