Although he didn't always agree with the Emperor and his policies, General Foy served Napoleon diligently and ably throughout the era. He also served with distinction under several French Marshals of the Empire including Massena, Marmont, and Soult. This episode is brought to you by NapoleonicImpressions.com.

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Special guest Irene Kim joins us to discuss one of Napoleon's most talented diplomats, Armand de Caulaincourt.

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The lowest ranked soldier that we've covered on the podcast could possibly have one of the most intriguing stories. Professor Luke Reynolds walks us through the dynamic life and memoirs of Captain John Kincaid.

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Josephine was Napoleon's true love, but their romance did not have a happy ending. What happened to their marriage and lives during the course of Napoleon's empire? Special guest Rachael Stark returns the podcast to provide insight on the intriguing Empress Josephine.

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Sir John Moore is known primarily for 2 things - his reforms in soldier training for the British army and his heroic defense in the Battle of Corunna against Napoleon's troops. Special guest Marcus Cribb returns to the podcast to discuss the life and death of this famous general.

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La Fayette is an intriguing figure - he participated in not one, but two major world revolutions. The American Revolutionary War went well for him, but the French Revolution did not. He was also frequently at loggerheads with Napoleon and his empire. We walk through his story with special guest Emmanuel Dubois of the podcast "La Fayette, We Are Here!"

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Which sovereign did the most to topple Napoleon and his Empire? It was most likely Czar Alexander I, who ruled Russia from 1801 - 1825. Special guest Alexander Mikaberidze returns to give us the details on this intriguing personality.

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General Jean Moreau was once the second-most famous general in the French army (after Napoleon). Unfortunately, the jealousy for his more-famous rival would be his undoing. Join us as we examine the tragic story arc of Jean Moreau. This episode is sponsored by NapoleonicImpressions.com.

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We learn about one of the more irascible characters in the British army during the Napoleonic Era - Robert "Black Bob" Craufurd. How did a general earn this pirate-sounding nickname? Our good friend Marcus Cribb joins the podcast to walk us through his story.

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