French Napoleon’s Line Infantry Osprey Men At Arms No 141 Used Softcover Reference Book

French Napoleon’s Line Infantry Osprey Men At Arms No 141 is a used softcover reference book providing a detailed overview of the French line infantry during the Napoleonic era. Authored by Philip Haythornthwaite and illustrated by Bryan Fosten, this volume is part of the well-known “Men At Arms” series published by Osprey. The text covers the organization, uniforms, equipment, and tactics employed by the French line infantry under Napoleon Bonaparte. Illustrated plates and black-and-white photographs support descriptions of uniforms, regimental distinctions, and battlefield roles. The book serves as a concise resource for understanding the structure and daily life of Napoleon’s regular infantry in the broader context of early 19th-century European warfare. It is designed for reference purposes and draws upon historical sources, making it suitable for collectors, historians, and reenactors interested in this period of military history. The item shows typical signs of use consistent with a reference book of its type and age.  Total of 40 pages.