Discover the critical notes that illuminate Napoleon’s campaigns and the history around them. This edition presents seven notes on Baron Jomini’s grand military operations, focusing on the campaigns of Bonaparte in Italy and Germany in 1796 and 1797. It also includes broader discussions on military theory, the Saint-Domingue revolution, and related historical commentary, offering context for readers of Napoleonic history and military study. Detailed notes on Montenotte, Lodi, Castiglione, Bassano, Arcole, and Rivoli that shed light on tactical decisions and outcomes. - Insights into cavalry and infantry operations, logistics, and the interplay between strategy and battlefield execution. - Editorial commentary that frames how these campaigns influenced later military thinking and historical writing. - Appendices and additional materials that connect Napoleonic history to wider European events of the era. Ideal for readers of military history, Napoleonic studies, and students seeking a documentary perspective on 1796–1797 campaigns.