Napoleon - An Intimate Portrait


“Surrender of the City of Ulm”

“Surrender of the City of Ulm”

Carle Vernet - c. 1806-17

On October 20,1805, the Austrian forces, forming part of the Third Coalition with England, Naples and Russia, surrendered to Napoléon. He took 33,000 prisoners and captured 60 cannons and 40 flags. A month later, Napoléon entered Vienna, without opposition or fanfare. His resounding defeat of the Russian army at Austerlitz on December 2, 1805, spelled the end of the coalition.

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Paul Barras receives Mrs. de Chimay in his antechamber picture

Paul Barras receives Mrs. de Chimay in his antechamber

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1819 General Paul BARRAS to his fellow citizens picture

1819 General Paul BARRAS to his fellow citizens

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Last Coach a Life of Paul

Last Coach a Life of Paul "Bear" Bryant by Allen Barra 2005 Football Softcover

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CP POSTCARD ANDREAS PAUL WEBER TALLEYRAND BARS CHESS ECHECS POSTCARDS picture

CP POSTCARD ANDREAS PAUL WEBER TALLEYRAND BARS CHESS ECHECS POSTCARDS

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Vintage CDV Paul François Jean Nicolas, Vicomte De Barras E.Neurdein Photo picture

Vintage CDV Paul François Jean Nicolas, Vicomte De Barras E.Neurdein Photo

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Vintage CDV Paul François Jean Nicolas, Vicomte de Barras E. Neurdein Photo picture

Vintage CDV Paul François Jean Nicolas, Vicomte de Barras E. Neurdein Photo

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