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Mémoires du comte Reynier ... Campagne d'Égypte, deuxième partie

By Jean-Louis-Ebenézer Reynier
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L'ouvrage présente les souvenirs d'un officier qui retrace sa formation d'ingénieur et son évolution vers des fonctions d'état‑major, en détaillant l'organisation, la discipline et la préparation des troupes. Il relate manœuvres, franchissements de cours d'eau, engagements et opérations de ravitaillement, ainsi que démarches diplomatiques et négociations pour affaiblir l'ennemi. Des passages sont consacrés à la description des populations rencontrées en Égypte, à leurs structures tribales et aux relations avec les fellâhs. Le texte mêle récit de campagne, analyses logistiques et considérations administratives sur la conduite des opérations militaires.

About the Author

Reynier, Jean-Louis-Ebenézer portrait

Jean-Louis-Ebenézer Reynier

Jean-Louis-Ébénézer Reynier was a French military officer and writer, best known for his memoirs detailing his experiences during the Egyptian campaign. His notable work, "Mémoires du comte Reynier ... Campagne d'Égypte, deuxième partie," provides a firsthand account of the military operations and the socio-political landscape of the time. Reynier's writings contribute to the understanding of 19th-century military history and offer insights into the challenges faced by French forces in Egypt. His perspective as a participant in these events adds a valuable dimension to the historical narrative.

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