Napoleon I.
by Guerard, Albert
Series: Great lives in brief a new series of biographies Published by : Alfred A. Knopf (New York) Physical details: 199 p Year: 1956Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Notes | Date due | Barcode |
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y943.0860924 Koe Mischling, second degree. | y944 Win Charlemagne | y944.041092 Sch Maximilien Robespierre and the French Revolution / | y944.05092 Gue Napoleon I. | y946.84603 McK Ferdinand and Isabella | y947.050924 Gre Peter the Great: | y951.9042 Ben Korean War : |
Young Buonaparte, 1769-1795 --
General Bonaparte : rehearsals for empire : Italy and Egypt, 1796-1799 --
The man of the hour : Bonaparte First Consul, 1799-1802 --
The parting of the ways : Napoleon Bonaparte : Consul for life, 1802-1804 --
Napoleon Emperor : the ascending star, 1804-1807 --
Dark omens, 1808-1809 --
Splendors and miseries, 1810-1811 --
Downfall : the Russian campaign, 1812 --
The German and the French campaigns, 1813-1814 --
Elba and the Hundred Days, 1814-1815 --
Epilogue : St. Helena, 1815-1821 ; Paris, 1840.
After fifty years of study, Napoleon appears to me as neither angel nor beast, but as human, all too human: our brother -- our Big Brother -- a creature of strong but ailing flesh, lean and sulphurous in youth, paunchy and lardy in middle life; not a very good husband, who married two not very good wives; a martinet, an incomparable efficiency manager, with an addiction to gambling and gigantic dreams. - Foreword.