As an artilleryman, Napoleon Bonaparte was certain that it was by cannons that battles were won. His Emperor's Daughters, as they were known, were one of the key parts to his armies and his long run of battlefield successes. Napoleon Bonaparte was determined to ensure that if his big guns could not outnumber the enemy's, then they would at least be better served by a corps of gunners and artillery officers who were professionally trained. In Napoleon's Artillery, author Robert Wilkinson-Latham details the organisation, equipment, uniforms and campaigns of the French artillery.
This copy is in Good condition. There is some coloring and minor staining of the cover and pages. There is minimal creasing of the spine. There is some shelf wear. As always, the photos show the actual book you will receive.