It is hardly possible to recall another historical figure who for two centuries would have so intrigued all thinking people as Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821). Pushkin's words are not accidental: "We all look at Napoleons ..." The emperor's rich heritage had a significant impact on the development of military art. On the island of Saint Helena, Napoleon dictated memories of his first battle won - the siege of Toulon, the triumphant Italian campaign, the Egyptian campaign and the legendary battle of Marengo, in which he managed to win when he was already close to defeat.This the book is a truly unique analysis of the military campaigns of the greatest commander in the history of mankind, conducted by himself. Converter of Europe, military reformer, genius of strategy and tactics, idol and enemy of millions - this is the author and protagonist of this book, who left his MILITARY ART LESSONS to posterity. The publication is richly illustrated with maps, diagrams, graphics and paintings.