Napoleon's Wars: An International History

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The book presents a compelling argument that Napoleon's primary motivation was his relentless quest for fame, challenging traditional perceptions of his character. In addition to exploring this theme, it provides a broad overview of the rapid expansion of armed conflicts stemming from revolutionary France, highlighting the historical context and consequences of this tumultuous period. Esdaile's work blends biography with a sweeping analysis of the era's military dynamics.