Napoleonic Wars 1805 - 09: March of the Eagles

Adolf Goebbels
Published on Mar 31, 2023
The Napoleonic Wars (1803 - 1815) brought upheaval and destruction to Europe on an unprecedented scale. This is the story of the first half of those wars, when Napoleon Bonaparte, self-crowned Emperor of the French, ruled supreme on the battlefield and international stage - the greatest man of his age. But in the midst of victory, the seeds of his eventual downfall were sown.

This video is a compilation of the first six episodes of Epic History TV's Napoleonic Wars series.

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ðŸ“šRecommended books on the Napoleonic Wars, all of which were consulted in the creation of this series (as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases):

Primary sources:
ðŸ“–The Diary of a Napoleonic Foot Soldier by Jakob Walter https://geni.us/hN3r
ðŸ“–Memoirs of an Aide de Camp of Napoleon by General Count Philippe de SÃ©gur https://geni.us/qdA9
ðŸ“–Chasseur Barres by Jean-Baptiste Barres https://geni.us/qLj1
ðŸ“–Memoirs of General Count Rapp https://geni.us/DF757
ðŸ“–Imperial Glory: The Bulletins of Napoleon's Grande ArmÃ©e 1805 - 1814 by J.David Markham https://geni.us/Fauq
ðŸ“–Napoleon on Napoleon Somerset de Chair (ed.) https://geni.us/AmdFA2

Secondary sources:
ðŸ“–Napoleon's Wars: An International History by Charles Esdaile https://geni.us/NBrP
ðŸ“–Napoleon the Great by Andrew Roberts https://geni.us/NqMW
ðŸ“–The Illustrated Napoleon by David G. Chandler
ðŸ“–On the Napoleonic Wars by David G. Chandler https://geni.us/bFxG
ðŸ“–The Peninsular War: A New History by Charles Esdaile https://geni.us/xAac
ðŸ“–The Napoleonic Wars by Todd Fisher http://geni.us/R5ZI9c
ðŸ“–La Grande ArmÃ©e by Georges Blond https://geni.us/EZm9c
ðŸ“–Tactics & The Experience of Battle in the Age of Napoleon by Rory Muir https://geni.us/mKAYz
ðŸ“–Weapons & Equipment of the Napoleonic Wars by Philip Haythornthwaite https://geni.us/Qq7IBnt

From the Osprey Campaign series: (https://ospreypublishing.com)
ðŸ“–Austerlitz 1805 by Ian Castle https://geni.us/DlxI
ðŸ“–Jena 1806 by David G. Chandler https://geni.us/C8ieSe
ðŸ“–Corunna 1809 by Philip Haythornthwaite https://geni.us/IHLD
ðŸ“–Talavera 1809 by RenÃ© Chartrand https://geni.us/bK3AfvP
ðŸ“–EggmÃ¼hl 1809 by Ian Castle https://geni.us/mRvuG
ðŸ“–Aspern & Wagram 1809 by Ian Castle https://geni.us/4wewlr
ðŸ“–Salamanca 1812 by Ian Fletcher https://geni.us/h0Ha

Websites:
ðŸŒhttp://www.historyofwar.org/
ðŸŒhttps://www.napoleon.org/en/
ðŸŒhttp://www.napolun.com/mirror/napoleonistyka.atspace.com/index.html

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