Campagne De Pologne, Novembre-décembre 1806-janvier 1807
offers a detailed account of the military campaigns in Poland during the Napoleonic Wars. Compiled from the archives of the French Ministry of War, this volume, the first in a series, focuses on the battles of Pultusk and Golymin.
Authored by Paul Jean Foucart, with contributions from the historical archives of the French Ministry of War, the book provides an authoritative perspective on the strategic and tactical aspects of these critical engagements. Readers interested in Napoleonic military history will find valuable insights into the planning, execution, and outcomes of these pivotal battles. A crucial resource for historians and military enthusiasts alike, offering primary-source-based analysis of the events that shaped early 19th-century Europe.
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