This book details Napoleon Bonaparte's 1812 invasion of Russia, a pivotal event in military history. Authored by R. G. Burton, it examines the complex causes behind the invasion, including Napoleon's maritime ambitions and geopolitical strategies. The narrative breaks down the military preparations and the ensuing campaign, highlighting key battles such as Borodino and the dramatic retreat from Moscow. The book draws lessons from the campaign, emphasizing the impact of logistical challenges and the limits of Napoleon's power. It is intended for readers interested in military history and the strategic aspects of Napoleon's campaigns. |