1792

This translated and edited work of Carl Renourd's "Geschichte des französischen Revolutionskrieges im Jahre 1792" encompasses the Hesse-Cassel perspective of the actions and events of the French Revolution in the year 1792.

The French Revolutionary War in 1792 occupies a prominent position in history, not because there are grand operations and unusually ingenious operations, far-reaching battles and skirmishes to be reported, taken in a military sense, but because the whole structure and progress the nature of this war in general, brought about conditions from which the French Revolution in its world-shattering manner largely developed, and in further respect a more than twenty-year war period emerged.

This book also unfolds to the reader in a captivating and striking manner, in individual vignettes, from various epochs of war, in numerous battles and combats, to the lull of periods of peace. This is a high interest book for those interested in historical accounts written in diary form and offers a feel of an intimate and a Germanic perspective on the events of the French Revolution.



This book also unfolds to the reader in a captivating and striking manner, in individual vignettes, from various epochs of war, in numerous battles and combats, to the lull of periods of peace. This is a high interest book for those interested in historical accounts written in diary form and offers a feel of an intimate and a Germanic perspective on these events.

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