Napoleon: The Genius of War

Napoleon: The Genius of War is a non-fiction book by David G. Chandler. It was published in 1973 by Macmillan Publishing Company. The book discusses the military career of Napoleon Bonaparte, including his strategy, tactics, and personality. It is considered one of the best books on Napoleon Bonaparte. The book is divided into three parts. The first part discusses Napoleon's early career, including his time as an officer in the French Army and his campaigns in Italy. The second part discusses the peak of Napoleon's career, including his campaigns in Germany, Austria, and Russia. The third part discusses Napoleon's decline and defeat, including his defeat at Waterloo and his exile to the island of Saint Helena. The book is written in a clear and concise style. Chandler uses a variety of sources, including Napoleon's personal papers, battle reports, and the works of historians. The book is also illustrated with maps, tables, and illustrations that help the reader to understand the material discussed. Napoleon: The Genius of War is an essential book for anyone who wants to learn about Napoleon Bonaparte. It provides a complete overview of Napoleon's military career, including his strategy, tactics, and personality. It is also a valuable resource for historians and researchers.