Murat roi de Naples, par Jean-Paul Garnier, Plon
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Published in 1959 by Plon, Murat, King of Naples is a biography of Joachim Murat, Napoleon's famous marshal who became King of Naples.
Jean-Paul Garnier retraces Murat's spectacular rise, his reign, his relationship with Napoleon and his eventual downfall. From Naples to Russia and finally Corsica, the book follows the extraordinary destiny of one of the most colorful figures of the Napoleonic era.
Framed by a quotation from Heraclitus, "Everything passes and nothing remains", the work also reflects on power, glory and the fragility of political fortune.
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Condition :
Paperback. Illustrated dust jacket with flaps, worn and with a small loss. Foxing to the top edge.
Paper and page edges age-toned. Moisture staining affecting the first 186 pages. Good overall condition. 352 pages.
About the author :
Jean-Paul Garnier belonged to a generation of historians who sought to make history accessible through vivid narrative and strong character portraits. His works focus as much on human destinies as on historical events.
About the book :
Joachim Murat remains one of the most fascinating figures of the Napoleonic era. Renowned as an exceptional cavalry commander, he experienced both extraordinary success and dramatic decline, making his life one of the great political and military dramas of nineteenth-century Europe.
Why this book is unusual :
The book goes beyond military history to explore the personal ambitions, loyalties and contradictions of a man caught between devotion to Napoleon and his own royal aspirations.
English Keywords :
- Murat King of Naples
- Jean-Paul Garnier
- Joachim Murat
- Napoleon
- First French Empire
- Napoleonic Wars
- Kingdom of Naples
- French history
- European history
- historical biography
- Russia campaign
- Plon
- 1959 edition
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Published in 1959 by Plon, Murat, King of Naples is a biography of Joachim Murat, Napoleon's famous marshal who became King of Naples.
Jean-Paul Garnier retraces Murat's spectacular rise, his reign, his relationship with Napoleon and his eventual downfall. From Naples to Russia and finally Corsica, the book follows the extraordinary destiny of one of the most colorful figures of the Napoleonic era.
Framed by a quotation from Heraclitus, "Everything passes and nothing remains", the work also reflects on power, glory and the fragility of political fortune.