NAPOLEON: HOW HE DID IT
THE MEMOIRS OF BARON FAIN
First Secretary of the Emperor's Cabinet
Forward by Jean Tulard
Translated by Dhyna Raufa

First English Edition

6.41 x 9.41 in.  225 pages.

     "Here are the finest memoirs written on the organization of Napoleon's cabinet and the work of the Emperor at the height of the Empire..."

- Jean Tuland
Professor at the Sorbonne
Member of the Institute of France
      "Have you ever wondered how Napoleon accomplished so much, in so many fields, in such a short time?
     "NAPOLEON: How He Did It provides the answers, set forth in great detail by the man who was with him constantly during the last years of the Empire--his personal secretary Baron Fain. The manuscript, written almost 200 years ago, has only recently been made available in English.
     "This work will appeal not only to history buffs, but also to modern executives facing a multitude of complex interrelated problems, as well as to business-school students preparing for positions of leadership."
- Arjay Miller
Dean Emeritus, Stanford Graduate School of Business
Former President of the Ford Motor Company
      "In my many business enterprises, Napoleon has played a key role. I have successfully extracted and acted upon numerous of his working and thinking habits.
     "NAPOLEON: How He Did It can be used to great advantage by every businessman.
     "Without Napoleon as my guide, I would not have succeeded."
- Ben Weider, C.M., Ph.D.
President, International Napoleonic Society
      "NAPOLEON: How He Did It is a jewel. It is the work of an intelligent man who was constantly with Napoleon through victory and defeat. With Baron Fain you are always at the Emperor's elbow. He introduces you to the 'man within the Emperor' -- a very human person."
- Colonel John R. Elting, U.S.A., Ret.
Former Associate Professor,
Department of Military Art and Engineering,
U.S. Military Academy
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