The Wellington and Napoleon Quartet · Book 2

The Generals

by Simon Scarrow

Published
31 May 2007
Pages
544
ISBN-13
9780755333127
Type
novel

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About this book

At 544 pages, The Generals (May 2007) is the longest of the four books, following both men's rise through the French Revolutionary Wars and Wellington's Indian campaigns.

Its place in The Wellington and Napoleon Quartet

The Generals is book 2 in the The Wellington and Napoleon Quartet series. It follows Young Bloods. It is followed by Fire and Sword. See the full The Wellington and Napoleon Quartet reading order.

Simon Scarrow's Wellington and Napoleon Quartet tells parallel origin stories of two boys born the same year, 1769, on opposite sides of Europe, who would spend their adult lives as each other's ultimate adversary: Arthur Wesley (later Wellesley, Duke of Wellington), a younger son of minor Anglo-Irish gentry with little apparent promise, and Napoleon Buonaparte, a poor Corsican cadet mocked for his accent at a French military academy. Young Bloods follows both through their unpromising, often humiliating early…

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