From Napoleon’s bold crossing of the River Neman to his capture of Moscow and eventual downfall, this analysis investigates the 1812 ill-fated invasion from a Russian standpoint. In establishing a fresh perspective, this survey utilizes more than 40 eyewitness accounts—not only from Russians but from English, French, and Americans who were in the country at the time. These accounts range from Tsar Alexander himself to diplomats and spies at the Russian Court, generals, and Russian soldiersSale Price: Read More

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