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CYR -- His Life-Character-Profession of a Painter-Combat at Biberach-Battle of Polotsk-Battle of Dresden. -- Chapter VI-MARSHAL LANNES -- Principle on which Napoleon chose his officers-Passage of Lodi-Battle of Montebello-Battle of Marengo-Siege of Saragossa-Battle of Aspern, and Death of Lannes. -- Chapter VII-MARSHAL MONCEY -- His Early Life-Operations in Spain-The Presentation by Napoleon of his Son to him and the National Guard-His noble Efforts in behalf of Ney-Reception of Napoleon's Body when brought from St. Helena. -- Chapter VIII-MARSHAL MACDONALD -- His Early Life-Battle of Trebbia-Quarrel with Napoleon-His Passage of the Splugen-Charge at Wagram-Defence at Leipzig-His Character. -- Chapter IX-MARSHAL MORTIER -- His Early Life-Character-Battle of Dirnstein-Burning of Moscow-Blowing up of the Kremlin-His Bravery at Krasnoi. -- Chapter X -MARSHAL SOULT -- His Early Career-Campaigns with Masse?na-His Character-Battle of Austerlitz-His First Campaign in Spain-Death of Sir John Moore-Storming of Oporto-Retreat from Portugal-Battle of Albuera-Second Campaign in Spain-Siege of St. Sebastian-Soult's last Struggle for the Empire. 330 8 $aJ. T. Headley was born at the very end of the convulsive period of the French revolution and Napoleonic Wars that followed, and wrote a number of volumes on the French army and its leadership of the period. An admirer of the equality and liberty that Napoleon and the Napoleonic Myth expounded, Headley takes an interesting and entertaining view of Napoleon and his Marshals. The glittering array of military talent available to Napoleon, was formed by the upsurge in manpower revolutionary leve?e en masse and the egalitarian principals. Whilst not an absolute meritocracy, a great number of Generals and indeed Marshals came from humble backgrounds.In this volume, the author charts the careers ofNapoleon, Marshals Murat, Lefebvre, Massena, Marmont, Victor, Brune, Oudinot, Bessie?res, Jourdan, Bernadotte, Suchet, Poniatowski, Grouchy and Ney 410 0$aNapoleon and his Marshals 517 $aNapoleon and his Marshals 606 $aNapoleonic Wars, 1800-1815$7Generated by AI 606 $aFrance$7Generated by AI 615 0$aNapoleonic Wars, 1800-1815. 615 0$aFrance. 676 $a940.27 700 $aHeadley$b Joel Tyler$0811026 701 $aPublishing$b Pickle Partners$01077764 712 02$aPickle Partners Publishing,$4clb 801 0$bMiAaPQ 801 1$bMiAaPQ 801 2$bMiAaPQ 906 $aBOOK 912 $a9910164254403321 996 $aNapoleon and his Marshals - Vol I$93402042 997 $aUNINA