Napoleonic Impressionsさんのイラストまとめ

@NumberOneLondon @LandOfHistory @LynnBry29527024 Not magazine cover style, but we do have these

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#otd in 1807, Emperor Napoleon and Tsar Alexander I signed the Treaty of Tilsit. Russia was obliged to give up the Ionian islands and to join the Continental System. The settlement with Prussia, signed a couple of days later, was a lot more punitive.

@WhigDuke @mcribbHistory Ceci n'est pas un empereur.

@RogueAdventurer @HeliosPress @caidid We're ready to talk ;) Does Clausewitz bunny ever encounter elephant Blücher? https://t.co/roCbYlVjNq

Incredible new evidence of Barclay and Bagration following the Battle of Smolensk. Anyone want this on a shirt/poster/anything else we sell? :P

@missjansevilla @LandOfHistory @lerussesatan @aquestingvole @RusHeritageUK @Artemisapphire @meherbelin @JasonLHughes @KaraDiDomizio Agreed.

#otd in 1807, Emperor #Napoleon and Tsar Alexander of Russia met at #Tilsit on 'neutral territory' on a raft in the river Niemen. Alexander began, "I hate the British no less than you," to which Napoleon replied, "In that case everything can be speedily settled between us."

Introducing our newest design to the Waterloo Collection: Elefant Vorwärts, available both on a T-shirt and mug. Yes, somehow @n_nunariyasarp has managed to put an elephant in a Prussian general's uniform. With a pipe.
T-shirt: https://t.co/sbEAJFLdxN
Mug: https://t.co/roCbYlVjNq

After several months of dancing, affairs, challenges to duels, and the occasional meeting around the table, the Final Act of the Congress of Vienna was signed #onthisday in 1815, a few days before the Battle of Waterloo. (Image: British Museum https://t.co/HvFmlwGdAU)

So apparently today is the #InternationalDayofDance Well, here's Boney dancing à la russe. (Credit Bodleian Libraries, Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license https://t.co/cJLJh8WxlE)