Napoleon's Marshals by David Chandler

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Napoleon's Marshals by David Chandler

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This is a study of the 26 senior officers who formed the Napoleonic Marshalete. Glory-seekers, feuders, barely disguised looters on a grand scale, they left their mark on the early 19th century, whilst Napoleon commanded centre stage.

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Napoleon's Marshals by David Chandler

A classic account of the Napoleon Marshalate edited by the Greatest expert in the field. Few military careers have rivalled the drama, of those 26 senior officers who became Napoleon's marshals. From every strata of French society these men were linked only in their reputation for courage. They made their mark as glory seekers, feuders, and barely disguised looters on the Grandest scale. Their individual fates were as diverse as their origins, 2 would become kings, several received princedoms, 5 would meet violent deaths, and all suffered from the strain of perpetual warfare, periods of disgrace and, after Waterloo, persecution. First published in 1987 and now resissued, David Chandler has assembled an outstanding team of military historians to record theseindividual careers with the greatest verve and accuracy.
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ISBN 13 9780297842750
ISBN 10 0297842757
Title Napoleon's Marshals
Author David Chandler
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Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Orion Publishing Co
Year published 1998-11-30
Number of pages 624
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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