"Napoleon's 1796 Italian Campaign (Clausewitz) - published" Topic

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ChrisBBB2	24 Sep 2018 4:45 a.m. PST
I am delighted to report that our annotated translation of Clausewitz's history of Napoleon's famous first campaign is now published: link Eminent historian Dr Robert Citino has kindly written this terrific endorsement of the book: "Interested in Clausewitz but lack the stomach (and the Sitzfleisch) for On War? Here is the antidote, one of the Prussian sage's more snackable historical works. Napoleon's 1796 Italian Campaign has it all: flash campaign narrative, deep analysis, and snide remarks about Jomini. Murray and Pringle are erudite commentators and smooth translators. A volume for novice and expert alike." — Robert M. Citino, author of The Wehrmacht's Last Stand: The German Campaigns of 1944–1945. For previous discussion of our work on TMP, see here: TMP link The accompanying scenarios we promised are also all available on the BBB Yahoo group (albeit the last few not yet playtested). We hope you will enjoy our work. Chris Bloody Big BATTLES! bloodybigbattles.blogspot.com
dragon6	24 Sep 2018 6:28 a.m. PST
The intro is enough to make me interested in it
Rittmester	24 Sep 2018 5:16 p.m. PST
Try The Book Depository for a better price than Amazon:)
ChrisBBB2	24 Sep 2018 11:58 p.m. PST
Actually I should have linked to our publisher's catalog: link

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