Chandler - The Campaigns of Napoleon - 1966

The Campaigns of Napoleon
The Campaigns of Napoleon is an influential military-historical standard work. The over 1,000-page monumental work is still regarded as one of the most well-founded books on the Napoleonic Wars. It analyzes in detail the strategic methods, the logistics, the tactics, and the intellect of Napoleon Bonaparte in all of his personally led campaigns.

Content: A comprehensive chronicle and critical analysis of all of Napoleon's military operations. Chandler refutes Napoleon's claim that he never operated according to fixed plans, and instead uncovers recurring strategic principles and maneuver patterns.

This first edition from 1966 impresses not only with the in-depth text but also with numerous illustrations, detailed battle maps, and tactical diagrams.

Condition: light signs of wear on the cover, interior: clean and with a firm binding