Italian campaign and expedition to Egypt and Syria 1796-1799

The book included the chosen works of the commander and statesman Napoleon Bonaparte dedicated to the military campaign on the Apennine Peninsula and the campaign in Egypt. Napoleon, appointed by the commander of the Italian army, gives a detailed and thorough report on the promotion of troops, the main battles of the campaign, including the battles of Arkol, where he was ordered personal heroism, and the battle of Rivoli, as well as on diplomatic negotiations and the conclusion of peace with Austrian . This publication also included a description of the expedition to Egypt and Syria in 1798–1799, which began with the triumphal seizure of Malta and Alexandria, the battle of the pyramids and the defeat of the troops of the Mamlyukov and the death of the fleet of the French Republic in the battle of Abukir. In addition, the book includes essays on military events for 1798 and 1799, in which the author writes not without admiration about the successes of the Russian army under the command of the commander A.V. Suvorov, as well as the extraction of Napoleon from other works