Polish soldiers during the Napoleonic wars

Focusing on the military forces of the Duchy of Warsaw, this book details the evolution of its army, originally numbering around 30,000 and expanding to nearly 100,000 during wartime. It highlights the composition of the army, which included a robust cavalry and artillery support, and examines the influence of Napoleonic customs that, despite causing social tensions, led to significant modernization and reforms within the military structure.