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| Napoleonic Era Discuss the many wars fought around the globe around the time of Napoleon. This forum is dedicated to the memory of Ben Weider and our late friend and long time ACG Staff member, Michael Brown, better known here as Post Captain. |
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30 Nov 15, 03:40
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Evolution of the napoleonic french soldier:
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The long toll of the brave
Is not lost in darkness
Over the fruitful earth
And athwart the seas
Hath passed the light of noble deeds
Unquenchable forever.
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30 Nov 15, 18:54
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Von Richter
Evolution of the Napoleonic French soldier, taken to it's final conclusion...
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It makes me feel uncomfortable! I was lost in the canvas weft 
Paul 
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All human ills he can subdue,
Or with a bauble or medal
Can win mans heart for you;
And many a blessing know to stew
To make a megloamaniac bright;
Give honour to the dainty Corse,
The Pixie is a little shite.
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30 Nov 15, 19:25
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Dibble201Bty
It makes me feel uncomfortable! I was lost in the canvas weft
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 Normal service has been resumed... I've gone back to having a small one.
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The long toll of the brave
Is not lost in darkness
Over the fruitful earth
And athwart the seas
Hath passed the light of noble deeds
Unquenchable forever.
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23 Dec 15, 15:17
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If you have no ideas for a Christmas gift, may I suggest the following painting books from two renowned Russian artists, whose work has been featured in this thread, and the text is in English
The Napoleonic Wars - artist Aleksandr Yezhov
http://www.zinnfigur.com/product_inf...8jbll3crhj17a4
On Valor, famous Deeds and Glory. Military Art of Anatoly Telenik
http://www.zinnfigur.com/product_inf...6m89qaa1gecrb5
I can't recommend them highly enough, looking at the samples of the pictures inside. It's a once in a lifetime opportunity to get this art. Sadly Aleksandr Yezhov died a year or two ago, and Anatoly Telenik lived in Ukraine wich is wracked by war and strife. Hope he doesn't get press ganged into the army.
Don't let a great artist starve. Buy these books!
Of course, dastardly and sneaky as I am, I already purchased both  |
24 May 16, 14:35
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tartars
one of my favourite units
sorry its black and white
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02 Nov 16, 14:41
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From Egypt,
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02 Nov 16, 14:45
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21:20 mark of the following video,
BBC Egypt Rediscovering A Lost World 6 of 6 The Secrets Of The Hieroglyphs - Dailymotion Video
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x22...phs_shortfilms
We see a popular depiction of the notable French scholar Jean Champollion in Egypt kissing the very ground where his emperor once stood. Of course that Emperor was none other than Napoleon Bonaparte. |
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garde d'honneur
a nice picture of a garde honneur unit
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31 Aug 17, 06:03
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1812 07 31 Gorodechna battle - Anatoly Telenik
Anybody can please help identify the infantry? The book did not have any captions. |
31 Aug 17, 06:06
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1812 08 08 Molevo Boto Württemberg, 3 Chasseurs a Cheval Herzog Louis- Anatoly Telenik
More paintings in my signature blog
https://pinturasdeguerra.tumblr.com/
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The long toll of the brave
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Over the fruitful earth
And athwart the seas
Hath passed the light of noble deeds
Unquenchable forever.
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Quote:
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1812 07 31 Gorodechna battle - Anatoly Telenik
Anybody can please help identify the infantry? The book did not have any captions. |
Saxony light infantry brigade 1812 |
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