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Napoleon's Cavalry and their Tactics - Building la Grande Armée: Part II

Led by such enigmatic characters as Murat, Lasalle, d’Hautpoul, and Kellerman, the French cavalry became the most potent in all of Europe during the first decade of the 19th century. However, neglect by previous regimes meant that they boasted a mediocre record during the Revolutionary Wars, and it wasn’t until the time of the Empire that they truly reached their peak. In the following video we track this development, discuss their tactics, and figure out how they became so dominant, rightly earning their spot as part of Napoleon’s most potent weapon, la Grande Armée. Sources cited in order of appearance: Battles of the Great Commanders – Anthony Livesey The French Cavalry – David Johnson The Art of War – Antoine-Henri Jomini From Flintlock to Rifle – Steven T. Ross The Bayonets of the Republic – John A. Lynn La Grande Armee – Georges Blond Napoleon’s Cuirassiers and Carabiniers – Emir Bukhari With Musket, Cannon, and Sword - Brent Nosworthy (Also called Battle Tactics of Napoleon and His Enemies) Grouchy’s Waterloo – Andrew Field Imperial Bayonets – George Nafziger Weapons and Equipment of the Napoleonic Wars – Philip J. Haythornthwaite Swords Around a Throne – John Elting Letters From the Battle of Waterloo – Gareth Glover Armies of the Napoleonic Era – Otto von Pivka The Age of Battles – Russel F. Weigley The Campaigns of Napoleon – David Chandler If you want to support me: https://patreon.com/ATimeofEagles?utm...