Napoleon's Last Campaign in Germany, 1813

Francis Loraine Petre (1852–1925) was a British civil servant in India and a military historian, best remembered for his extensive histories of the Napoleonic wars. 


This work contains the following chapters: 


I. After Russia 

II. The New Grand Army of 1813 

III. The Allied Armies 

IV. Operations Between Napoleon’s Departure From and His Return to The Army 

V. Napoleon’s Concentration on the Saale 

VI. The Battle of Lützen or Gross Gorschen 

VII. From Lützen to Bautzen 

VIII. The Preliminaries of Bautzen 

IX. The Battle of Bautzen 

X. From Bautzen to the Armistice 

XI. During the Armistice. Preparations and Plans of Campaign 

XII. From the End of the Armistice to the Battle of Dresden 

XIII. The Battle of Dresden 

XIV. From Dresden to Kulm 

XV. The Katzbach and Gross Beeren 

XVI. The Second Advance Against Blücher, and Ney’s Defeat at Dennewitz 

XVII. From the 6th September to the End of the Month 

XVIII. Napoleon’s Quest of Bernadotte and Blücher 

XIX. The Battles Round Leipzig on the 16th October 

XX. The Battle of Leipzig — 18th October 

XXI. The Storming of Leipzig 

XXII. The Pursuit After Leipzig and the Battle of Hanau