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Campaigns Of Napoleon by Frederick Kagan

Campaigns Of Napoleon

Frederick Kagan
800 pages
Da Capo Pr
Jan 2009
Hardcover
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"a little later in the year Captain Buonaparte was sent off to Avignon to collect a powder convoy destined for the Army of Italy"
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