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    Publisher
    Bloomsbury Publishing USA
    ISBN-10
    0313310629
    ISBN-13
    9780313310621
    eBay Product ID (ePID)
    1721834

    Product Key Features

    Number of Pages
    280 Pages
    Publication Name
    Emperor's Friend : Marshal Jean Lannes
    Language
    English
    Subject
    Europe / France, Military / General, International Relations / General, Historical
    Publication Year
    2001
    Type
    Textbook
    Subject Area
    Political Science, Biography & Autobiography, History
    Author
    Margaret S. Chrisawn
    Series
    Contributions in Military Studies
    Format
    Hardcover

    Dimensions

    Item Height
    0.8 in
    Item Weight
    20.5 Oz
    Item Length
    9 in
    Item Width
    6 in

    Additional Product Features

    Intended Audience
    College Audience
    LCCN
    00-025679
    TitleLeading
    The
    Reviews
    "A lively account of one of the greatest of Napoleon's marshals, the salty, uncouth, and poorly educated Gascon Lannes, one of the few senior French officers who was unimpressed by the Emperor's dignity. The book encompasses both Lannes's private life and his military career in considerable detail. The notes are clear, include many valuable additional, details, insights, and information."- NYMAS Newsletter, "What if the person about whom you are writing is too one dimensional, and the individual exhibits a consistent and relatively simple pattern of conduct throughout life? In such a study, establishing the relevancy of the individual is more difficult in many ways. On one level, that is the dilemma faced by Margaret Scott Chrisawn in her study of, arguably, Napoleon's best subordinate tactical commander in The Emperor's Friend: Marshal Jean Lannes. That she succeeds so admirably in her endeavor is a tribute not only to her research skills, but also to her ability to portray her findings to the reader in a lucid and captivating manner....This is an excellent book and should seve as the foundation for any secondary research on Jean Lannes for the Foreseeble future."- Army History, "This valuable and useful book is not for the general reader, but rather for the Napoleonic military scholar, and perhaps the serious and informed Napoleonic military "buff" as well. It deserves shelf space in any university or good college library whose curriculum devotes more than a passing attention to Napoleon and the Napoleonic era."- History: Review of New Books, "What if the person about whom you are writing is too one dimensional, and the individual exhibits a consistent and relatively simple pattern of conduct throughout life? In such a study, establishing the relevancy of the individual is more difficult in many ways. On one level, that is the dilemma faced by Margaret Scott Chrisawn in her study of, arguably, Napoleon's best subordinate tactical commander in The Emperor's Friend: Marshal Jean Lannes . That she succeeds so admirably in her endeavor is a tribute not only to her research skills, but also to her ability to portray her findings to the reader in a lucid and captivating manner. . . . This is an excellent book and should seve as the foundation for any secondary research on Jean Lannes for the Foreseeble future." -- Army History "A lively account of one of the greatest of Napoleon's marshals, the salty, uncouth, and poorly educated Gascon Lannes, one of the few senior French officers who was unimpressed by the Emperor's dignity. The book encompasses both Lannes's private life and his military career in considerable detail. The notes are clear, include many valuable additional, details, insights, and information." -- NYMAS Newsletter "This valuable and useful book is not for the general reader, but rather for the Napoleonic military scholar, and perhaps the serious and informed Napoleonic military buff as well. It deserves shelf space in any university or good college library whose curriculum devotes more than a passing attention to Napoleon and the Napoleonic era." -- History: Review of New Books "[A] welcome addition to Napoleonic scholarship. Chrisawn brings a lively, conversational style to her subject, drawing on extensive research to assemble a straightforward chronicle of the marshal's life. Dr. Chrisawn has provided a useful introduction to Lannes's life for the general military historian, accompanied by good maps and excellent source notes for future research." -- The Journal of Military History, "This valuable and useful book is not for the general reader, but rather for the Napoleonic military scholar, and perhaps the serious and informed Napoleonic military "buff" as well. It deserves shelf space in any university or good college library whose curriculum devotes more than a passing attention to Napoleon and the Napoleonic era." History: Review of New Books, "[a]welcome addition to Napoleonic scholarship. Chrisawn brings a lively, conversational style to her subject, drawing on extensive research to assemble a straightforward chronicle of the marshal's life. Dr. Chrisawn has provided a useful introduction to Lannes's life for the general military historian, accompanied by good maps and excellent source notes for future research."- The Journal of Military History, "A lively account of one of the greatest of Napoleon's marshals, the salty, uncouth, and poorly educated Gascon Lannes, one of the few senior French officers who was unimpressed by the Emperor's dignity. The book encompasses both Lannes's private life and his military career in considerable detail. The notes are clear, include many valuable additional, details, insights, and information." NYMAS Newsletter, "[a]welcome addition to Napoleonic scholarship. Chrisawn brings a lively, conversational style to her subject, drawing on extensive research to assemble a straightforward chronicle of the marshal's life. Dr. Chrisawn has provided a useful introduction to Lannes's life for the general military historian, accompanied by good maps and excellent source notes for future research." The Journal of Military History, "What if the person about whom you are writing is too one dimensional, and the individual exhibits a consistent and relatively simple pattern of conduct throughout life? In such a study, establishing the relevancy of the individual is more difficult in many ways. On one level, that is the dilemma faced by Margaret Scott Chrisawn in her study of, arguably, Napoleon's best subordinate tactical commander in The Emperor's Friend: Marshal Jean Lannes. That she succeeds so admirably in her endeavor is a tribute not only to her research skills, but also to her ability to portray her findings to the reader in a lucid and captivating manner....This is an excellent book and should seve as the foundation for any secondary research on Jean Lannes for the Foreseeble future." Army History
    Series Volume Number
    Vol. 191
    Number of Volumes
    1 vol.
    Volume Number
    191
    Illustrated
    Yes
    Table Of Content
    Introduction: D'Artagnan's Successor, 1769-1792 The Dyer's Apprentice at War...and in Love; L'Armée des Pyrénées-Orientales, 1793-1795 Friends in High Places; L'Armée d'Italie, 1795-1797 Crocodiles Fighting in the Reeds; L'Armée d'Orient, 1798-1799 Following Hannibal and Caesar; L'Armée de Réserve, 1800 A Military Bull in a Diplomatic China Shop; Lisbon, 1802-1804 The Sun and a Few Stars; Austerlitz, 1805 Revanche on a Grand Scale; Jena, 1806 Advance-guard Extraordinaire; Friedland, 1807 The Dogs of War; The Second Siege of Saragossa, 1808-1809 Until the Last One's Gone; Essling, 1809 Conclusion: Le Chevalier sans peur et sans reproche Index
    Synopsis
    An examination of the life of Marshal Jean Lannes, this study looks at the career of the only soldier of any rank who consistently said exactly what he thought to Napoleon at every stage of their amazing careers. The marshal not only survived these frank encounters, he was well rewarded for his abilities, which were remarkable even among the stellar senior officers who served the Emperor. While Lannes was best known for his military skill, especially as an advance-guard commander, his unconventional three-year diplomatic career was equally noteworthy, since his diplomatic tactics resulted in particular benefits for France. His career spanned much of what many historians and readers believe to be one of the most fascinating and controversial eras in French history. The marshal's personality and his tendency to lead by example rather than by orders won him the respect and the affection of his troops. He also charmed a diverse number of his contemporaries, from autocratic rulers to literary icons. Although his relationship with Napoleon was stormy at times, he earned and kept the Emperor's friendship and esteem. Chrisawn avoids the tendency of previous biographers to either canonize or condemn the marshal, providing instead a balanced treatment of her subject which includes both his strengths and his shortcomings. Marshal Jean Lannes emerges as a complete person within the context of his own intriguing world.
    LC Classification Number
    DC198

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