The Story of Napoleon
Henrietta Elizabeth Marshall
Leído por Patrick Saville
This book gives an exciting account of Napoleon's rise to power. It opens with his humble beginning on the island of Corsica and ultimately emperor of over half of Europe. This book focuses on his victorious military campaigns, his disastrous Russian campaign, his exile to the island of Elba, his final loss at Waterloo, and his last days on the lonely island of St. Helena. Summary by pjcsaville. (2 hr 5 min)
Capítulos
| Napoleon in School | 11:48 | Leído por Patrick Saville |
| Napoleon an Officer | 15:52 | Leído por Patrick Saville |
| Napoleon in Egypt | 13:16 | Leído por Patrick Saville |
| Napoleon as Consul | 11:08 | Leído por Patrick Saville |
| Napoleon as Emperor | 10:58 | Leído por Patrick Saville |
| Napoleon and Prussia | 10:52 | Leído por Patrick Saville |
| Napoleon in Spain | 16:00 | Leído por Patrick Saville |
| Napoleon in Russia | 13:17 | Leído por Patrick Saville |
| Napoleon Emperor of Elba | 10:39 | Leído por Patrick Saville |
| Napoleon's Last Battle | 11:47 | Leído por Patrick Saville |
Reseñas
Very informative.
A LibriVox Listener
Brief but very interesting and apparently well researched details of the life this powerful historical figure. The reader really brought the book to life for me with his excellent tone and cadence.
Very good, concise. Learning of the entire life of a great man in a broad strok…
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Ms. Elizabeth
It's been a while since I've reading on this historic figure. I believe this more or less glorified his reign. But its short enough to brush up on history. Narrator was easy to listen to.
A LibriVox Listener
great narrative. a couple mispronounced words set my teeth on edge but otherwise
excellent introductory to one of history's prominent men
A LibriVox Listener
great read. enjoyed it.
perfect for children
A LibriVox Listener
A bit too brief for adults
Excellent
June Quinn
I short easy book excellently read
Great introduction
The European Ethos Project
This text did a great job at what it seemed to have sought to accomplish. It’s a great overview of Napoleon, which provided me with more context for further study.