E-artnow presents this unique collection dedicated to the infamous era of Napoleonic Wars, the short but momentous period that changed the course of history forever and forged the legend that is Napoleon. This collection includes: Historical Works: The History of Napoleonic Wars (Charles Downer Hazen) The Campaign of 1812 (Carl Von Clausewitz) History of the Expedition to Russia (Comte de Philippe-Paul Ségur) Narrative of the Most Remarkable Events Which Occurred in and near Leipzig (Battl...

Ever since 1807, when the space between the Rhine and the Niemen had been overrun, the two great empires of which these rivers were the boundaries had become rivals. By his concessions at Tilsit, at the expense of Prussia, Sweden, and Turkey, Napoleon had only satisfied Alexander. That treaty was the result of the defeat of Russia, and the date of her submission to the continental system. Among the Russians, it was regarded by some as attacking their honour; and by all it was felt to be ru...

"History of the Expedition to Russia" by Comte de Philippe-Paul Segur offers a detailed account of the French campaign during the disastrous 1812 invasion of Russia. Segur, who served as a general under Napoleon, provides a firsthand perspective on the military strategies, the harsh conditions faced by the troops, and the eventual retreat from Moscow. His narrative captures the chaos and challenges of war, as well as the resilience and determination of the soldiers involved. The book serve...

Discover the truth behind the stories of legend. This unique collection sheds light on the short but momentous historical period of Napoleonic Wars. The historical works cover the rise of and fall of Napoleon Bonaparte, the seemingly endless wars, campaigns and conquests that made him the emperor and eventually determined his downfall. The collection includes memoirs of ordinary soldiers, as well as leading commanders: Historical Works: The History of Napoleonic Wars (Charles Downer Hazen)...

Discover the truth behind the myth, learn about the real people behind legendary names. This unique collection sheds light on the short but momentous historical period that changed the course of history. The historical works cover the rise of and fall of Napoleon Bonaparte, the seemingly endless wars, campaigns and conquests that made him the emperor and at the same time eventually determined his downfall. The collection includes memoirs of ordinary soldiers, as well as leading commanders....

In "History of the Expedition to Russia," Philippe-Paul comte de Ségur presents a meticulous account of Napoleon's ill-fated invasion of Russia in 1812. Utilizing a blend of first-person narrative and historical analysis, Ségur captures the profound complexities of military strategy, political ambition, and the harsh realities of winter warfare faced by the Grande Armée. Written from the unique perspective of a participant, his prose is reflective yet vivid, illustrating both the psycholog...

The Two Great Retreats of History is a compelling anthology that marries detailed historical narrative with penetrating cultural insight, exploring the grandeur and unraveling of iconic retreats across time. By examining these monumental episodes, the collection touches on universal themes of ambition, resilience, and the daunting scale of human struggle. The anthology offers a diverse stylistic range, from gripping narrative to reflective analysis, that promises to captivate readers and s...

This volume, entitled “Napoleon’ in Russia,” is the third in a series of eight volumes on the subject of one of the most fascinating people in the history of the world. It focuses largely on the question of how he achieved his successes. Other volumes in this series consider why Napoleon was so driven, why he failed, the influence of his personal life, and how others saw him, either in fact or in fiction.Included in this volume are the following complete works:“Through Russ...

Includes over 180 illustrations, portraits and maps covering the Russian Campaign of 1812.French general and historian Philippe-Paul, Comte de Ségur two-volume account of the invasion of Russia, first published in French in 1824, has been through many editions and has been translated into many languages. It is both a military history and an eyewitness account.This 2nd edition English translation was first published in 1825 and remains immensely valuable to historians' underst...

In "History of the Expedition to Russia," Comte de Philippe-Paul Ségur offers a meticulous chronicle of Napoleon's ill-fated invasion in 1812. Written with a palpable sense of personal involvement, Ségur's narrative is distinguished by its vivid descriptions and acute psychological insight, capturing the tumultuous experiences of soldiers and leaders alike. The book stands as a testament to the Romantic literary context of the early 19th century, where historical reflection and personal me...

The Two Great Retreats of HistoryI. Retreat of the Ten Thousand, II. Napoleon's Retreat from MoscowThis edition features• illustrations• a linked Table of Contents, Footnotes, and IndexCONTENTSI. Retreat of the Ten Thousand.Sketch of Cyrus the Younger (Introductory to the Retreat of the Ten Thousand)§ 1. Effect of the death of Cyrus on the Greeks; they resolve to retreat§ 2. Commencement of the Retreat§ 3. Negotiations...

A portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte, the Duke of Wellington, and the fateful clash of their armies in 1815 from "a remarkably good writer" ( The New York Times). It was the greatest of battles—the defining military engagement of the nineteenth century that forever ended one man's dreams of a European empire unified under his rule. This epoch-defining conflict would ultimately be remembered for the showdown between two of history's most legendary com...