Russian Snows: Coming of Age in Napoleon's Army

Fourteen-year-old Henri Carle had heard about Napoleon’s great victories his whole life. By 1811, France ruled the continent of Europe and the name Napoleon struck fear in the hearts of those that faced him. When France prepares to march to Russia with 500,000 men, young Henri has no idea that the army he had attached himself to will be reduced to a beaten rabble of barely 20,000 within six months.During the buildup and the ill-fated Russian camp...

By Scott Armstrong
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Print Length: 181 pages
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Publisher: Red Barn Publications (September 27, 2011)
Publication Date: September 27, 2011
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Language: English
ASIN: B005QBHDT4
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The hardships endured by fourteen-year-old Henri Carle, author Scott Armstrong's fictional protagonist in the historical first-person narrative RUSSIAN SNOWS: Coming of Age in Napoleon's Army, are hard for anyone today to imagine. French Emperor Nap

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