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This first volume of John Eldred Howard's magisterial four-part study of Napoleon explores the rise of the great French emperor to power. It includes a wealth of primary sources, from letters and proclamations to newspaper articles and eyewitness accounts, providing a detailed and compelling picture of this pivotal period in European history. Howard's expert commentary and analysis bring these sources to life, making this an essential read for anyone interested in the career of Napoleon and the early 19th century.
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