NAPOLEON'S GREATEST BATTLES
NAPOLEON'S GREATEST BATTLES

NAPOLEON'S GREATEST BATTLES

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A work for understanding the strategies of the Napoleonic battles.

On 18 May 1804, the Senate proclaimed Napoleon Bonaparte Emperor of the French. A military genius and exceptional statesman, Napoleon distinguished himself through his campaigns and his great historic battles. More than a mere instrument of conquest, the Grande Armée represented the fullest expression of Napoleon's military genius.

From the siege of Toulon in 1793 to the tragedy of Waterloo on 18 June 1815, this work details the forty most significant Napoleonic battles, including the Pyramids, Trafalgar, Austerlitz, Jena, Eylau, Friedland and Wagram. Each battle is illustrated with diagrams and maps showing its precise course, the tactics adopted and the positions of the forces engaged.

A large map summarises all the battles with a detailed chronology. A compelling book that provides all the keys to understanding the organisation of the formidable war machine that was the Grande Armée, as well as the refined military strategy of France's first emperor.

 

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Author 1
Patrick Facon
Publication date
September 2025
Pages
191 pages
Illustrations
Numerous, with battle maps
Cover
Hardcover
Format
19.7 cm × 25.8 cm
Language
French
Publisher
Glénat

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