This book is a firsthand account of Napoleon Bonaparte's life, written by those who served him. It consists of two memoirs, written by Napoleon's companions on Elba and St. Helena, the two islands in the Atlantic where the emperor was exiled after his defeat in the Waterloo campaign.
This fascinating firsthand account of Napoleon's reign is written by two of his closest advisors. They share their experiences and insights into the political and military events of the time, as well as their personal interactions with Napoleon himself.
Published in 1823, this book is a firsthand account of the events surrounding the reign of Napoleon Bonaparte, as told by two of his closest aides. This volume provides valuable insight into the political and military events of the era, as well as Napoleon's personal character and motivations. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in Napoleonic history or military history.