Campagne de 1870-1871. Le Pont de Fontenoy 2e édition

Set against the backdrop of a tumultuous period in French history, this volume offers a detailed exploration of the 1870-1871 campaign, with a particular focus on the pivotal Battle of Fontenoy. The author meticulously crafts a narrative that intertwines personal accounts, military strategy, and the sociopolitical climate of the time, giving readers a comprehensive understanding of the events that shaped the nation.

The text examines the maneuvers of both French and Prussian forces, revealing the complexities and intricacies of warfare. Through an analytical lens, the author unveils the human experience behind the conflict, providing insight into the soldiers' courage, struggles, and the haunting realities of battle. Each chapter unfolds like a dramatic retelling, bringing historical figures and their decisions to life.

With its second edition, this work has been enriched with additional insights and perspectives, ensuring that both scholars and history enthusiasts alike will find value in its pages. The exploration of the Battle of Fontenoy stands as a testament to resilience and an important reflection on the lessons of war.