Austria's defeat at the battle of Hohenlinden; on 3 December 1800; created a power vacuum in the area now known as Germany; and Napoleon lost little time in transforming this zone into a pro-French 'cordon sanitaire'; creating as he did so the Duchy of Berg; which he later united with Kleve. Like Kleve-Berg; Westfalia was also ruled entirely according to French law; and both provided troops for the French Emperor. In this first of five volumes concerning Napoleon's German allies; Otto Von Pivka explores the Napoleonic campaigns; uniforms; flags and standards of Westfalia and Kleve-Berg.
#44059 in Books Tyndale House Publishers 2003-02-01Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 6.80 x 1.20 x 5.40l; 1.65 #File Name: 0842355073832 pagesThe One Year Book of Christian History
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. The One Year Christian History is one of my favorite daily readersBy Durwood FooteThe One Year Christian History is one of my favorite daily readers; I have gifted it to my Pastor and many of my friends! My wife and I keep this and "Jesus Calling;" by Sarah Young on the breakfast table and read from both each morning before beginning our day! It thrills my heart to read the encounters of fellow Christians on any given day in history and to learn how God walked with them on that day in times past. Like Bible prophecy; it is a true source of inspiration and courage for all who live by Faith and not by sight! Selah!3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Very interesting and inspirationalBy AnniewInteresting excerpts about lives of Christian leaders. Some are from Biblical times; others lived a few hundred years ago; and others are from the 20th century. A particular day in their lives; such as the date of their birth; death; marriage; start of ministry; etc.; corresponds with that devotional day. Their faithfulness and God's faithfulness are timeless inspiration.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. You will not regret this purchase.By SIerra GrayGreat devotional material; or something to read in short spurts. The topics vary so you never get bored. Excellent selection of subjects and very well written. Can't believe that it's still not in print. It's very hard to find sound interpretations of Church history with good application.
