Military Career of Napoleon the Great
by Montgomery B. Gibbs
Publisher: E.A. Weeks & Co. 1895
ISBN/ASIN: 148021597X
Number of pages: 598
Description:
There has never been a time when the public was not eager to learn something new concerning the wonderful career of the man who once held all Europe prisoner in the folds of the French flag. The world regards Napoleon Bonaparte as a military genius at least, whatever it may think of the political or social side of his life, and its relation to France.
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