Jean Tulard - Dictionnaire Napoléon - 1999

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Napoleon Dictionary – 1999 Edition edited by Jean Tulard
The "Napoleon Dictionary", under the direction of Jean Tulard, is an essential reference for enthusiasts of Napoleonic history. Published by Fayard, this monumental work gathers hundreds of entries covering the life, work and era of Napoleon Bonaparte, as well as the figures, battles, institutions and events related to his reign.

1999 Edition:
This edition is an updated reprint of the work originally published in 1987. It is generally presented in two volumes (sometimes bound as a single volume for certain editions), totaling more than 1,500 pages. The work is illustrated and draws on the contributions of numerous historians specializing in the Empire.

Contents:

- Biographical notices on the major figures of the Napoleonic era.
- Detailed descriptions of battles and military campaigns.
- Analyses of the institutions, reforms and cultural aspects of the First Empire.
- Bibliographic references to deepen each topic.

Utility:
This dictionary is particularly useful for researchers, students, collectors and history enthusiasts who wish to have a reliable and exhaustive source on Napoleon and his era.

Two volumes in a boxed set
A document of great richness for devoted Napoleon enthusiasts ....