Warfare in the Age of Bonaparte by Michael Glover

Warfare in the Age of Bonaparte by Michael Glover is an engaging and informative examination of the military conflicts that dominated Europe during the revolutionary and Napoleonic eras. Originally published in 1980 and reissued in this 2003 Pen & Sword Military Classics edition, the book provides readers with a clear overview of the dramatic transformation of warfare between 1792 and 1815.

Michael Glover, a respected military historian known for his accessible style and detailed research, explores how revolutionary France and later Napoleon Bonaparte altered the nature of European conflict through innovative tactics, mobility, and battlefield organisation. Warfare in the Age of Bonaparte discusses both land and naval warfare, using major engagements such as Marengo, Eylau, Salamanca, Waterloo, and the sea battles of Algeciras as detailed examples of the changing face of war during the period.

This edition is illustrated throughout and offers an excellent introduction for collectors, students, and enthusiasts of Napoleonic military history. Warfare in the Age of Bonaparte examines the evolution of battlefield tactics, command structures, artillery deployment, infantry formations, and strategic planning during one of the most significant military periods in modern European history.

Published by Pen & Sword Military Classics, this paperback edition remains highly collectible among readers interested in military history, Napoleon Bonaparte, and nineteenth-century European warfare. The concise yet detailed presentation makes it suitable for both newcomers to the subject and experienced military history collectors seeking a reliable overview of the Napoleonic era.

Condition – Very Good 

2003 paperback. Very good condition overall. Slight damage/wear noted to the edge of the back cover. Internally clean and well preserved.