Author: Lieut.-Col. H. M. E. Brunker
Title: Story of the Napoleonic Campaign 1805
Description: London, Forster Groom & Co. LTD, 1912. Cloth. A comprehensive account of the Napoleonic Campaign of 1805, focusing upon the War of the Third Coalition, First and Only Edition, Scarce.With five folding maps and one folding plate loosely inserted into a pocket on the rear paste down.This is a short account which outlines the military campaign undertaken by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1805. Better known as the War of the Third Coalition, the most important battles in this year were the Ulm Campaign as well as the Battle of Austerlitz. Contents include 'French Army of Invasion', 'Preparations of England to resist Invasion', 'Napoleon's Grand Army', and 'Napoleon's Plan of Operations&apos. All of these events led to a victory for the French and the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire. Written by Lieut.-Col H. M. E. Brunker (1844-1911). Collated, complete. In the publisher's original cloth binding. Externally, generally smart. Minimal bumping to the extremities and the head and tail of spine, with a few marks particularly to the rear board. Fading to spine. Age-toning and spotting to paste downs and endpapers. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are very bright and clean, with light age-toning to pages. Folding maps and plates are lightly age-toned but very clean. Packet containing the plates, which is adhered to the rear paste down, is neatly torn at the bottom along the fore edge. Good . Ill.: Not Stated. Good .

Keywords: Story of the Napoleonic Campaign 1805 Ulm Campaign Battle of Austerlitz War of the Third Coalition Ulm Campaign military history Not Stated


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