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TEXT:
ISBN: 0-7570-0154-8
Length: 208 Pages
Size: 8.5
X 11-inch
Format: Quality Paperback
Category: History / Military / Napoleonic Wars
Price: $21.95
ATLAS:
ISBN: 0-7570-0155-6
Length: 148 Pages
Size: 10.5
X 13.75-inch
Format: Quality Paperback
Category: History / Military / Napoleonic Wars
Price: $26.95
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Synopsis
Part of a sixteen-volume series developed and
written by the faculty of the United States Military Academy at
West Point, The Wars of Napolean takes you from the
early years of Napoleon Bonaparte’s military career to the Emperor’s
historic defeat at Waterloo. The text offers brilliant analyses
of Napoleon’s military strengths and weaknesses. It also provides
a penetrating observation of the technology, tactics, logistics,
strategy, and outstanding generalship that created an empire stretching
from the Atlantic coast to the Russian Steppes, from the North Sea
to the Mediterranean. Finally, it offers a clear understanding of
the Bonaparte’s military and political mistakes that led to his
eventual downfall.
Complementing this text is a beautiful large-format
full-color campaign atlas. These original maps not only highlight
Napoleon’s key military battles, but also provide dates, unit numbers,
troop deployments, and movements of opposing forces, as well as
critical geographical information. This atlas is designed to be
used with the accompanying text or alone.
General
Thomas E. Griess (USA Ret.) began his military career in
1943, serving in the Pacific during World War II, and saw further
action in the Korean War. He received his master’s degree in civil
engineering from the University of Illinois, and his PhD in history
from Duke University. General Griess joined the faculty of the U.S.M.A.
at West Point in 1956, and from 1969 to his retirement in 1981,
served as the first head of the Department of History.
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