Napoleonic Europe Volume 2. Biographies and Studies

The list author says:
	"Volume 1 of a biography of Napoleon which focuses on his military life"

The list author says:
	"Volume 2 of a biography of Napoleon which focuses on his military life"

The list author says:
	"A Biogrpahy of Napoleon which focuses on his personal life, although a bit biased in favour of Napoleon"

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	"The Lives of Napoleon's Marshals taken seperately, each chapter contains an account of a battle which they are known for."

The list author says:
	"Napoleon's Marshals taken as a whole in an account of the Napoleonic Wars through their lives."

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	"Best biography of the Duke of Wellington in the years of the Napoleonic Wars. Read the second volume 'Pillar of the State' to find out what happened to Wellington after the wars"

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	"The only modern biography of Field Marshal von Blucher, the commander of the Prussian Army from 1813-1815"

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	"The life of Kutuzov, the man who lost at Austerlitz and Borodino but is still remembered as a hero by the Russians"

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	"While this man was the best Russian General, Barclay de Tolly"

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	"Napoleon's Family, who included Joseph, the sensitive King of Naples then Spain and Jerome, the flamboyant King of Westphalia who Napoleon was convinced was a miltary genius until he went into battle."

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	"Marshal Davout, the best French commander after Napoleon. The Victor of Auerstadt where his 27,000 men defeated 63,000 Prussians"

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	"Eugene de Beauharnais, an honourable man, capable commander and able administrator. The Viceroy of Italy, he was the stepson of Napoleon"

The list author says:
	"Elting's magisterial work on the French Army in the Napoleonic Period. A Must-Have for any erstwhile Napoleonic enthusiast"

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	"A great narrative history of Napoleon's Imperial Guard, with some of the best illustrations that I have seen in a Napoleonic book"

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	"A useful reference guide, outlining every regiment in Napoleon's Army , its origins, commanders, combat histories and eventual fates after Napoleon"

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	"A Study of the Austrian Army, 1792-1814 and their greatest commander, Archduke Charles, the first commander to hand Napoleon a defeat, at Aspern-Essling"

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	"Prussia in the Napoleonic Period"

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	"The Prussian Army from 1786-1813. Works best with Paret's study, this book destroys the Prussian legend of the Krumper (the supposed method used by the Prussians to reform their army after 1806"

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	"A dry and technical study of the Prussians and von Yorck, one of the best Prussian generals of the era, remembered from his 'treacherous' pact with the Russians in 1812 while fighting for the French."

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	"An amazing biographical dictionary of Russian officers in the Napoleonic Wars. The Nafziger Collection has more books on the Russian, French and Prussian Armies of the Napoleonic Wars"

The list author says:
	"Charles Oman's study of the British Army 1809-1814. Oman is (or rather, was) THE scholar on the Peninsular War. For the British Army in the Waterloo Campaign, check out the Waterloo Companion by Adkin"

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	"Looks at how France fared under Napoleon."

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	"Studies the Kingdoms that Napoleon gave to his family members, such as Naples, Westphalia and the Kingdom of Italy"

The list author says:
	"Fisher's account of Napoleonic Germany, mainly political and technical in detail"

The list author says:
	"Extremely useful reference work, detailing all battles and skirmishs from 1792 to 1815, by the author of the above 'Napoleon's Regiments'"