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Napoléon en campagne. Avec deux cartes de l'epoque impériale et un croquis

"Colonel Vachee's work, previously published under the title 'Napoleon at Work', is a somewhat different view of a great Napoleonic Campaign. Vachee takes his readers through momentous events by describing them from the perspective of the Emperor and his command structure. Thus Napoleon's strategic thoughts and instructions for implementation are explained as they were applied to the Imperial Staff, his Generals, the army as a whole and its soldiers. Each aspect of the great man's genius for war and his inspirational command of his subordinates is considered, culminating in an analysis of his management of his forces on the field of battle itself which brought about the victories of Jena and Auerstadt for the French. An important and different insight into Napoleonic warfare."--Page 4 of cover.

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  • "Napoleon at work"@pl
  • "Napoleonic method of organization and command to the battles of Jena and Auerstädt"@en
  • "Napoleonic method of organization and command to the battles of Jena & Auerstädt"@en
  • "Napoléon en campagne"@pl
  • "Napoleonic method of organisation and command to the battles of Jena and Auerstädt"@en
  • "Napoleonic method of organisation and command to the battles of Jena & Auerstädt"@en

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  • "In "Campaign in Napoleon", Jean-Baptiste Vachée seeks to understand the strategic and tactical intelligence of the Emperor through his personality. How he was thinking? How did he work? Conceived how he fights? And how did he behave at the time of commitment? This book, published for the first time in 1913, is Jean-Baptiste Vachée successful tour de force to engage the reader on a daily basis Napoleon's military. He studied the organization of the house of the Emperor as his staff, analyzing the meaning of his words, his style and behavior with men. Reflection, action, precision engagement chair his conduct. This is a lesson in psychology and the art of command."
  • "Extrait : ""Avoir toujours présente à l'esprit la situation matérielle et morale de son armée, démêler sur des renseignements souvent vagues et contradictoires la situation et les projets de l'ennemi, prendre un parti sur ces données incertaines, le poursuivre sans perte de temps, parer à l'imprévu, ménager et accumuler ses forces pour les dépenser sans compter à l'heure décisive : tel est, dans ses grandes lignes, le rôle du chef d'armée."""
  • ""Colonel Vachee's work, previously published under the title 'Napoleon at Work', is a somewhat different view of a great Napoleonic Campaign. Vachee takes his readers through momentous events by describing them from the perspective of the Emperor and his command structure. Thus Napoleon's strategic thoughts and instructions for implementation are explained as they were applied to the Imperial Staff, his Generals, the army as a whole and its soldiers. Each aspect of the great man's genius for war and his inspirational command of his subordinates is considered, culminating in an analysis of his management of his forces on the field of battle itself which brought about the victories of Jena and Auerstadt for the French. An important and different insight into Napoleonic warfare."--Page 4 of cover."@en

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  • "Napoléon en campagne. Avec deux cartes de l'epoque impériale et un croquis"
  • "Napoléon en campagne. Avec deux cartes de l'epoque impériale et un croquis"@en
  • "Napoléon en campagne : avec deux cartes de l'époque impériale et un croquis"
  • "Napoleon w czasie kampanii"@pl
  • "Napoléon en campagne"
  • "Napoleon and the campaign of 1806 : the Napoleonic method of organisation and command to the battles of Jena & Auerstädt"@en
  • "Napoleon at work"@en
  • "Napoleon at work"
  • "Napoléon en campagne : [Illustr.]"

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