Compact Guide
by Rod GreenThis is popular history at its most engrossing, providing a vivid introduction to Napoleon's astonishing career and his effect on world history.
At the height of Napoleon's powers most of Europe was under his control, from Portugal to Moscow.
Bestselling author Richard Holmes brings the era's great battles to life while he recounts how Napoleon transformed France's administrative, educational, and legal systems, forging a pattern that shapes modern governments today.
- First published
- 2019
- Publishers
- Andre Deutsch
- Subjects
- Elizabeth ii·Queen of great britain·1926-windsor·House of·Great britain·History
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