Go to and use code EPICCURIOSITY to save 25% off today. Thanks to Curiosity Stream for sponsoring this video! ——————– In 1796, at the height of the Revolutionary Wars, Napoleon Bonaparte took command of French forces in northern Italy. He was just 26 years old and had never commanded an army before. Within weeks, he had turned his ragged, demoralised troops into a ferocious fighting force, defeating the Austrians and knocking Piedmont out of the war. With success, Napoleon began to believe it was his destiny to shape the fate of nations. In this series, we follow Napoleon’s first glorious campaign step by step.
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Excellent content once again! Charles Nove's voice must be immortalized for all time. Such an epic, dramatic and unique tone. Literally the heart of Epic History TV. No offence to the massive effort of everyone behind the scenes. Thank you.
Kingdom of Naples agreement was possible because Napoleon Bonaparte's family was Nobility. Bonapartes are double related to me. His family was Italian nobility, my YDNA line is Italian nobility (Gerardi of Naples/Venice) and my mother's Paternal line is Greek nobility (Petrocochino/ Mavrocordatos families). Bonapartes are related to both including the Visconti/sforza also this is the only way he was able to get a separate treaty with the Kingdom of Naples.
"That autumn… he will face his most skilled opponent yet, Feldzeugmeister József Alvinczi; the first man to beat Napoleon Bonaparte in battle!". What an epic prelude to the next episode 🙏🏻
Please do the life of subutai, an underrated, underknown military genius, who without him Genghis Khan might not even be known at all today. He fought many different types of armies, sieged tens of cities in china, so there's so much there to be told.
It is amazing how the French army keeps losing less than the ones that defend. It is said that in war attacking means defending in a way where you don't let the enemy attack you with the cost of losing many lives.
what's the intro and outro orchestra music?
Cant wait for world war 2
Excellent content once again! Charles Nove's voice must be immortalized for all time.
Such an epic, dramatic and unique tone. Literally the heart of Epic History TV. No offence to the massive effort of everyone behind the scenes.
Thank you.
Epic.
This is amazing please continue making Napoleon videos forever!!!
the story telling is unequaled. i love the chase down the Brenta Valley. Captivating
Guys could you please respectively take a break from Napoleon stuff and give us more of Russia pls
I like to read on nepolian and nepolionic wars . Please suggest any books. Love ❤your content. ❤
Awesome
@epichistroytv another marvel….😍
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Can you make a ww2 video please?
Leave it to the French to beat off a bunch of men
COOL
Now I know why History Channel went to pornstars if only I would have discovered this platform sooner LOL I literally could watch this for days
Your video make me play Total War: Napoleon.
Kingdom of Naples agreement was possible because Napoleon Bonaparte's family was Nobility. Bonapartes are double related to me. His family was Italian nobility, my YDNA line is Italian nobility (Gerardi of Naples/Venice) and my mother's Paternal line is Greek nobility (Petrocochino/ Mavrocordatos families). Bonapartes are related to both including the Visconti/sforza also this is the only way he was able to get a separate treaty with the Kingdom of Naples.
"That autumn… he will face his most skilled opponent yet, Feldzeugmeister József Alvinczi; the first man to beat Napoleon Bonaparte in battle!". What an epic prelude to the next episode 🙏🏻
That moment when he said wurmser had part of his army retreating in the wrong direction tho😅😂😂
Please do the life of subutai, an underrated, underknown military genius, who without him Genghis Khan might not even be known at all today. He fought many different types of armies, sieged tens of cities in china, so there's so much there to be told.
quite an exciting battle sequence. Well presented.
Please does anyone know where i can find that sweet music at the end?
Your entire Napoleon series might just be the best thing on youtube! I appreciate your work and thank you for the break they offer from everyday life!
Does anyone know the soundtrack at 11:41?
Battle for Mantua : Walking simulator
I still think the style of your main Napoleon series and Alexander series is your best video style.
Incredibile content as always
Who's the cutie narratoring these videos
It is amazing how the French army keeps losing less than the ones that defend. It is said that in war attacking means defending in a way where you don't let the enemy attack you with the cost of losing many lives.
We hope you give us next video about this part 4
Please do Federick the Great!!!