Orphan Eagles: Polish Armies of the Napoleonic Wars
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Orphan Eagles: Polish Armies of the Napoleonic Wars
Orphan Eagles is the history of the Polish Legion and the Grand Duchy of Warsaw during the Napoleonic Wars. The history draws on Polish sources to give a history, organization and uniforms of the Polish-Lithuanian Armies from 1797 to 1815 from the plains of Italy, to the Caribbean, to Moscow and France.
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