History of the Expedition to Russia. Undertaken by the Emperor Napoleon in the Year 1812
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- Nombre de pages578
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4773032-3
- EAN8596547730323
- Date de parution22/11/2023
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille2 Mo
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
Count Philip de Segur's "History of the Expedition to Russia" offers an exhaustive account of Napoleon's ill-fated invasion of Russia in 1812. The narrative intricately weaves personal observations with broader historical context, employing a candid and vivid prose style that breathes life into the tribulations faced by the Grande Armée. De Segur, who served as an aide-de-camp to Napoleon, provides invaluable insights into the strategies, motivations, and miscalculations that led to the catastrophic retreat from Moscow, thus positioning the work within the framework of Napoleonic historiography and militarily-oriented literature.
As a prominent figure in Napoleonic circles, Count de Segur's first-hand experience and close proximity to the events he chronicles afford him a unique perspective that blends personal narrative with historical documentation. His deep understanding of military strategy and the psychological toll of warfare is informed by his years in service and later reflection on the empire's arduous campaigns. De Segur's aristocratic lineage also nourished a sense of duty to preserve the memory of a pivotal moment in French history that reshaped European dynamics.
Layered with detailed observations and emotional depth, "History of the Expedition to Russia" is a recommended read for both history enthusiasts and those interested in military strategy. De Segur's accounts serve as critical reflections on leadership, human resilience, and the unforeseen consequences of ambition, making it a timeless exploration of a significant historical event.
As a prominent figure in Napoleonic circles, Count de Segur's first-hand experience and close proximity to the events he chronicles afford him a unique perspective that blends personal narrative with historical documentation. His deep understanding of military strategy and the psychological toll of warfare is informed by his years in service and later reflection on the empire's arduous campaigns. De Segur's aristocratic lineage also nourished a sense of duty to preserve the memory of a pivotal moment in French history that reshaped European dynamics.
Layered with detailed observations and emotional depth, "History of the Expedition to Russia" is a recommended read for both history enthusiasts and those interested in military strategy. De Segur's accounts serve as critical reflections on leadership, human resilience, and the unforeseen consequences of ambition, making it a timeless exploration of a significant historical event.
Count Philip de Segur's "History of the Expedition to Russia" offers an exhaustive account of Napoleon's ill-fated invasion of Russia in 1812. The narrative intricately weaves personal observations with broader historical context, employing a candid and vivid prose style that breathes life into the tribulations faced by the Grande Armée. De Segur, who served as an aide-de-camp to Napoleon, provides invaluable insights into the strategies, motivations, and miscalculations that led to the catastrophic retreat from Moscow, thus positioning the work within the framework of Napoleonic historiography and militarily-oriented literature.
As a prominent figure in Napoleonic circles, Count de Segur's first-hand experience and close proximity to the events he chronicles afford him a unique perspective that blends personal narrative with historical documentation. His deep understanding of military strategy and the psychological toll of warfare is informed by his years in service and later reflection on the empire's arduous campaigns. De Segur's aristocratic lineage also nourished a sense of duty to preserve the memory of a pivotal moment in French history that reshaped European dynamics.
Layered with detailed observations and emotional depth, "History of the Expedition to Russia" is a recommended read for both history enthusiasts and those interested in military strategy. De Segur's accounts serve as critical reflections on leadership, human resilience, and the unforeseen consequences of ambition, making it a timeless exploration of a significant historical event.
As a prominent figure in Napoleonic circles, Count de Segur's first-hand experience and close proximity to the events he chronicles afford him a unique perspective that blends personal narrative with historical documentation. His deep understanding of military strategy and the psychological toll of warfare is informed by his years in service and later reflection on the empire's arduous campaigns. De Segur's aristocratic lineage also nourished a sense of duty to preserve the memory of a pivotal moment in French history that reshaped European dynamics.
Layered with detailed observations and emotional depth, "History of the Expedition to Russia" is a recommended read for both history enthusiasts and those interested in military strategy. De Segur's accounts serve as critical reflections on leadership, human resilience, and the unforeseen consequences of ambition, making it a timeless exploration of a significant historical event.
