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Osprey. Austrian Commanders of the Napoleonic Wars 1792–1815

Throughout the Revolutionary and Napoleonic wars, France’s most consistent enemy on land was the Austrian Empire. Austria's huge armies played a central part in the several coalitions against France, from the 1790s, to the Austerlitz campaign of 1805, the closely-balanced battles of 1809, and the final upsurge of 1813-14. Contrary to the myth of rigid aristocratic conformity, the generals who led those armies were as diverse in origin and character as their regiments - some were princes of the blood, and some ex-rankers promoted for talent and courage. This text gives concise but fact-packed accounts of the careers of more than 30 of these men, illustrated with portraits and meticulous colour plates.

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Product Code:	OSP1098
Author:	by David Hollins
ISBN:	1 84176 664 X
Format:	Elite series, No. 101. Published 01.05.2004, soft back, 64 pages. Illustrated by Christopher Rothero
Shipping Time:	Usually despatched within 7 Days
Our Price:	£11.50 January sale price: £9.20

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