Alexander I, Czar and Autocrat of all the Russias, was an ambitious man and vowed never to rest until Napoleon, the conquering Emperor of France, was brought to heel. From Russia’s defeat at Tilsit to Napoleon’s catastrophic invasion of Russia, Alexander feigned friendship with his enemy in a cunning but desperate bid to save his beloved country, a tactic that was to surround him with unrest and intrigue. This book vividly conveys the life-or-death struggle for power in Europe between these two formidable opponents. This volume is part of the Ulverscroft Large Print Historical Romance series.
