Thu Jan 22 23:13:45 2009 UTClccn-n79-54933Emperors--FranceGenerals--FranceStatesmen--Europe0.62Napoleon wrote fiction0.700.83Lettres inédites à Napoléon, 1802-1814n 79054933oca00288055a131036114101991983118586408NapoleonI,Emperor of the French,1769-1821Nābuliyūn,Emperor of the French,1769-1821Bonaparte, Napoleon,1769-1821Na-pʻo-lun,Emperor of the French,1769-1821Napʻolleong,Emperor of the French,1769-1821Napolun,Emperor of the French,1769-1821Bonapart, Napoleon,1769-1821Buonaparte, Napoleon,1769-1821Bonāpārṭa, Nepoliyana,Emperor of the French,1769-1821Bonaparṭeh, Napolyon,1769-1821Bonaparte, Napoleone,1769-1821Bonaparte, Napoleão,1769-1821נפוליאוןנפוליאון,I,קיסר הצרפתים,1769־1821נפוליאוןI,קיסר צרפת,1769-1821lccn-n50-38062JosephineEmpress, consort of Napoleon I, Emperor of the French1763-1814lccn-n79-139460FranceArméelccn-n79-68416Tolstoy, Leograf1828-1910lccn-n87-130912Masson, Frédéric1847-1923edtlccn-n79-42162Dumas, Alexandre1802-1870lccn-sh85-15488Bonaparte familylccn-n80-38427Chateaubriand, François-Renévicomte de1768-1848lccn-n50-43678Marie LouiseEmpress, consort of Napoleon I, Emperor of the French1791-1847lccn-n81-119664Mühlbach, L.(Luise)1814-1873lccn-n87-815741Las Cases, Emmanuel-Auguste-Dieudonnécomte de1766-1842NapoleonIEmperor of the French1769-1821NapoleonIEmperor of the French1769-1821600MarshalsBonaparte familySoldiersRelations with AmericansCriticism, interpretation, etc.Personal narratives--FrenchLiteratureSoviet UnionGeneralsGermanyEmpressesItalyRecords and correspondenceUnited StatesFrench Occupation of Egypt (1798-1801)1801-1825DramaMilitary art and scienceWaterloo, Battle of (Belgium : 1815)Belgium--WaterlooSourcesEgyptMarriageSaint HelenaFamilyFrance.--ArméeRevolution (France : 1789-1799)International relationsJuvenile worksGreat BritainEmperorsJosephine,--Empress, consort of Napoleon I, Emperor of the French,--1763-1814Political scienceInfluence (Literary, artistic, etc.)Relations with EuropeansElba and Napoleon's Hundred Days (1814-1815)RussiaCaptivityNapoleonic Wars (1800-1815)Kings and rulersFictionMilitary historyContemporariesMilitary leadershipEurope1799-1815BiographyFranceHistoryNapoleon--I,--Emperor of the French,--1769-18211769182117791780178117841787179017911793179417951796179717981799180018011802180318041805180618071808180918101811181218131814181518161817181818191820182118221823182418251826182718281829183018311832183318341835183618371838183918401841184218431844184518461847184818491850185118521853185418551856185718581859186018611862186318641865186618671868186918701871187218731874187518761877187818791880188118821883188418851886188718881889189018911892189318941895189618971898189919001901190219031904190519061907190819091910191119121913191419151916191719181919192019211922192319241925192619271928192919301931193219331934193519361937193819391940194119421943194419451946194719481949195019511952195319541955195619571958195919601961196219631964196519661967196819691970197119721973197419751976197719781979198019811982198319841985198619871988198919901991199219931994199519961997199819992000200120022003200420052006200720082009543308book923.144dc213ocn082359812ocn083675046ocn081677161ocn082670954ocn061309854ocn083412972ocn079805451ocn064663037ocn078506515ocn083921579ocn085014904ocn079672478ocn082364470ocn078677436ocn061262978ocn064363793ocn079365867ocn062899574ocn078675500ocn080366339ocn033304956ocn033304976ocn036158077157462367560895710135ocn000427284sw000427284:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19550.68NapoleonThe mind of Napoleon; a selection from his written and spoken words6176326ocn040856847sw040856847:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook1999NapoleonNapoleon on the art of war068485185760082351ocn027895712sw001083996:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19920.68NapoleonNapoleon on Napoleon : an autobiography of the Emperor55760830ocn000224342sw000224342:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19100.69NapoleonThe Corsican; a diary of Napoleon's life in his own words489693121ocn000078761sw000078761:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook18220.74O'Meara, Barry EdwardNapoleon in exile; or, A voice from St. Helena. The opinions and reflections of Napoleon on the most important events in his life and government, in his own words43260065ocn001212560sw001212560:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19430.70NapoleonThe military maxims of Napoleon03068061853693693ocn000427287sw000427287:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook0.70NapoleonLetters and documents3603615ocn000873148sw000873148:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19350.66NapoleonNapoleon's letters to Marie Louise; with a foreword and commentary by Charles de La Ronciere3183216ocn000427285sw000427285:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19540.66NapoleonLettersLetter, 21 Thermidor, year 2 of the Republic [1794 aug. 8], Nice / Buonaparte. He writes "Citizen Berlier" to supply batteries with 100 rounds of ammunition. (Translation available) -- Letter [1801 juil. 31, to] Ministre des finances / Bonaparte. On "Bonaparte 1. Consul" letterhead (Transcription available) -- Letter, 1813 janv. 31 [to] Duc de Frioul / N. Letter concerns a report on the artillery of the Garde.3023084ocn000622036sw000534134:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19730.62NapoleonNapoleon wrote fiction2642644ocn001197165sw001197165:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19340.70NapoleonNapoleon self-revealed, in three hundred selected letters24327311ocn000598753sw000598753:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook18560.75NapoleonThe confidential correspondence of Napoleon Bonaparte with his brother Joseph2272307ocn002965807sw002965807:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19770.67NapoleonNapoléon's last will and testament2202206ocn000582282sw000582282:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19610.77NapoleonLetters and documents of Napoleon21322910ocn000635099sw000176988:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook18970.77NapoleonNew letters of Napoleon I, omitted from the edition published under the auspices of Napoleon III1911946ocn020938128sw020938128:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook1954NapoleonNapoleon's letters185375269X1631595ocn000776862sw000776862:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19730.83Cambacérès, Jean Jacques Régis deLettres inédites à Napoléon, 1802-18141481639ocn056658991sw000928359:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook2004NapoleonThe letters of Napoleon to Josephine19050430231441546ocn032631649sw022202694:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19940.75Description de l'EgypteThis DVD-ROM is the compilation of the 20 volume work from Napoleon Bonaparte's scientific expedition to Egypt. It includes 9,500 pages of text and 1,000 illustrations.1431495ocn003742577sw003742577:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook18230.75NapoleonMemoirs of the history of France during the reign of Napoleon3204444818ocn000965205sw000263721:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19630.52Herold, J. ChristopherThe age of Napoleon082810491329225315196ocn000620344sw000017705:lccn-n79-54933Truebook19490.54Tolstoy, LeoWar and peaceHistorical fictionWar storiesFictionNapoleon's invasion of Russia is the backdrop for this beloved classic.01404441732826379380ocn000427257sw000385538:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19260.57Ludwig, EmilNapoleon15877611572071302816ocn039459006sw039459006:lccn-n79-54933Truebook19980.38O'Brian, PatrickThe hundred daysHistorical fictionSea storiesOn the high seas, Captain Jack Aubrey of the Royal Navy and his co-adventurer, Dr. Stephen Maturin, chase a shipment of gold destined for Napoleon. The emperor has escaped from Elba and the gold would enable him to raise more troops.0393046745193320757ocn000396191sw000396191:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19380.65Bruun, GeoffreyEurope and the French imperium, 1799-1814190519343ocn001256901sw001256901:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook1975Durant, WillThe age of Napoleon : a history of European civilization from 1789 to 1815In this [volume, the authors] has reached hundred of thousands of readers and established itself as one of the greatest and most enduring classics of history, the central figure is Napoleon, the archetypal hero, whose restless, ambitious and intelligent mind dominated his age and has never ceased to fascinate the world he helped to fashion in the course of his ambitions. [In the volume, they], describing with practiced ease and polish the turmoil of a renascent France, the golden age of English power and elegance, the agony of Russia at war with Napoleon and herself, the decline of ancient Austria, the struggle of Prussia to regain her status as a great power, the emergence form the long wars of Napoleon's age (and from the artistic, cultural and philosophical ferment of his time) of a new world.-Dust jacket.067121988X189519533ocn036407745sw036407745:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19970.53Schom, AlanNapoleon Bonaparte00601721421848240321ocn000849778sw000037402:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19690.66Lefebvre, GeorgesNapoleon, from 18 Brumaire to Tilsit, 1799-1807162019944ocn015520028sw015520028:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19990.63Connelly, OwenBlundering to glory : Napoleon's military campaigns05853040091551174513ocn000191766sw000191766:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19490.67Geyl, PieterNapoleon, for and against1503293919ocn007945545sw007945545:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19820.49Weider, BenThe murder of Napoleon15834815081450173913ocn047696146sw046693803:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook20020.46Johnson, PaulNapoleonThe very name, Napoleon Bonaparte, still enthralls. Ever since this towering and terrible genius conquered Europe, he has been endlessly debated, compared, and made an icon. [In this book, the author] profiles "the grandest possible refutation of those who hold that events are governed by forces, classes, economics, and geography rather than the powerful wills of men and women." With masterly eloquence, Napoleon charts Bonaparte's career from the barren island of Corsica and his early training in Paris - he was a bold soldier with an uncanny gift for math, maps, and strategy-through high-profile victories in Italy, military dictatorship, and campaigns across Europe to his end on the forsaken isle of St. Helena. In Napoleon's insatiable hunger for power, [the author] sees a realist unfettered by patriotism or ideology, [an] opportunist and propagandist who fulfilled his ambition in the aftermath of the French Revolution. He interprets Napoleon's life in the trajectory of his times, revealing how his complex and violent legacy seeded totalitarian regimes in the twentieth century and sounds an alert to us in the twenty-first.-Dust jacket.06700307831449306618ocn000243784sw000243784:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19350.62Caulaincourt, Armand-Augustin-Louis deWith Napoleon in Russia; the memoirs of General de Caulaincourt, duke of Vicenza19296311701358204675ocn001160892sw000358441:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19650.69Hardy, ThomasThe dynasts; an epic-drama of the war with NapoleonHistorical drama140430519X1322172136ocn001052818sw000387956:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19580.64Ségur, Philippe-PaulNapoleon's Russian campaign128527784ocn000391348sw000335934:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19620.65Thomson, DavidEurope since Napoleon1037172415ocn001049704sw000312659:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19540.66Markham, Felix Maurice HippisleyNapoleon and the awakening of Europe9952164121ocn000261428sw000247970:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19510.60Chateaubriand, François-RenéMémoires d'outre-tombeAutobiographical musings of the author's life.8420656208764226412ocn032098747sw031803982:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19940.53Hamilton-Williams, DavidThe fall of Napoleon : the final betrayal047111862168427335ocn000407276sw000407276:lccn-n79-54933Falsebook19100.67Méneval, Claude-FrançoisMemoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte, the court of the first empire0684851857Wed Mar 04 14:46:05 EST 2009