Tsar Alexander's Bundle

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For the first time in English, this two-volume set presents the Russian Empire’s official military history of its early wars with Napoleon, written by General Alexander Ivanovich Mikhailovsky-Danilevsky, veteran of the Napoleonic Wars and Tsar Alexander I’s official historian.

Volume 1 (1805) chronicles Russia’s entry into the War of the Third Coalition, including its alliance-building with Britain and Austria, General Kutuzov’s campaign, and the catastrophic defeat at Austerlitz. Drawing on Russian archival material, battlefield reports, and diplomatic correspondence, this account captures both the operational failures and the political aftermath of one of Europe’s most decisive engagements.
Volume 2 (1806–1807) follows the Russian army into the War of the Fourth Coalition, detailing Tsar Alexander’s alliance with Prussia, the brutal winter campaign in East Prussia, and the major battles of Eylau and Friedland. It concludes with the Treaty of Tilsit, which dramatically reshaped Russian–French relations and continental politics.
Each volume features maps, official documents, and rare insights from the Russian perspective, making this bundle essential for Napoleonic scholars, wargamers, and serious students of 19th-century military history.