
Napoleon
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Paul Woodson
Napoleon Bonaparte's rise from common origins to the pinnacle of power, as well as his defeat at Waterloo, still influences our daily lives, from the map of Europe to the metric system. Here's the fascinating story of the great soldier-statesman.
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Excellent
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Good overview of Napoleon
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Good piece of history
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if you're looking for a well balanced account of his life, also look elsewhere.
this book is well written and the story told is fascinating, but the constant cynicism and total absence of traditional military history was disappointing to me.
modern and cynical history of Napoleon
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That said, the overall account of the events involved is generally okay if you can handle it being presented as if the author holds the subjects in utter contempt. The grudging admissions of respect sprinkled throughout serve only to give a paper thin presentation of professionalism. There is little in the way of military specifics or details, likely due to the author being more interested in the geopolitical and socioeconomic aspects of the period. But even on these subjects the author’s blatantly biased viewpoints are difficult to digest.
The narrator is solid. I have no specific complaints. He even does a good job of bringing the biased contempt across by the manner in which he reads some of the chapters.
Unbelievably Biased General Overview
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