Napoleon as Military Commander - James Marshall-Cornwall - Softcover

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Napoleon as Military Commander - James Marshall-Cornwall - SoftcoverWhether as a general or as a statesman the two decades of Napoleon's maturity, from the triumphant invasion of Italy to the final defeat at Waterloo, were years of extraordinary achievement. Almost as remarkable as the victories were the disasters at Trafalgar, in the Iberian Peninsula, in Russia and at Leipzig which the Imperial forces survived. General Sir James Marshall Cornwall is a distinguished military historian, and he analyses Napoleon as

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