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NEW RELEASE Sequel to Crisis in the Snows:
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In February 1807, Napoleon suffered a grim setback at the Battle of Eylau. Within four months, he rebounded to win a decisive triumph at the Battle of Friedland. Using primary sources gleaned from libraries and archives in Europe and the United States, Napoleon's Triumph describes Napoleon's amazing reversal of fortune. Lavishly illustrated with portraits, drawings, paintings, and maps, and supplemented with detailed appendices on the strengths and composition of the rival forces, Napoleon's Triumph provides an original interpretation of the 1807 campaign. 440 pages with detailed orders of battle, images, and 39 maps. $52.00 plus postage. Find out more >
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Back in Print!
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Using primary sources gleaned from libraries and archives in Europe and the United States, Crisis in the Snows removes the shroud of Napoleon’s propaganda to portray the demoralizing reality of the winter campaign in Poland. Napoleon’s Grande Armée is revealed not as a smoothly oiled machine but rather a war-weary force whose soldiers doubted that France’s security required a march into Poland. Yet, when summoned to battle by a man who possessed a unique capacity to inspire French self-sacrifice, Napoleon's soldiers repeatedly displayed prodigies of valor. $60.00 plus postage. Find out more >
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Written in the same accessible style as the author’s Crisis on the Danube, Marengo and Hohenlinden is an account of European military and political events from 1799 to 1801, spanning Napoleon Bonaparte’s coup of Brumaire to his assumption of dictatorship. Twenty maps, artwork, battlefield photos, and detailed orders of battle are included in this quality book, printed to last a lifetime and more by using heavy, acid-free paper, strong binding, and a stiff cover. New Special Price: $30 plus
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It’s Back…Only Better!!
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New anniversary edition with new maps, photos, and illustrations. Quality paperback. 276 pages, 27 maps, illustrations, orders of battle. $26.00 plus postage. Find out more >
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And, for the Wargamer:
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80 pages. Thirteen scenarios provide historical contexts for challenging and fun games. Fourteen maps and thirty-one illustrations. Soft-cover, spiral-bound so the maps and orders of battle lay flat on your tabletop as you set up your game. $22.00 plus postage. Find out more >
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