Who is you favourite general in the Napoleonic era?

[king sarten]

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[Avenge]

Napoleon for sure.

 

[Commander Millander]

Andrew Jackson

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[Frederickson]

ahh well

General Calvet of course.

 

[Zurajai]

George Washington?

Why?

For the glory of America, of course!

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[Littlefield]

General Horatio Gates..

 

[Sharp.Ryan]

Andrew Jackson

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This

 

[DanyEle]

I don't know if he's a general or just a marshal, but i'd say Andreas Hofer

 

[tompaw0w]

Georg Carl von Döbeln.

 

[marchal davout]

Marechal Louis-Nicholas Davout

 

[Jacky1815]

Russian Field Marshal and Minister of War Barclay de Tolly

 

[lord_olafson]

Richard Sharpe ofc.

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haha...

 

[Metalfist]

Col. Sir Robert Munro, Colonel of the Blackwatch because my ancestors were in the Black Watch 

 

[Vicccard]

George Washington?

Why?

For the glory of America, of course!

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General Horatio Gates..

Napoleonics...

Richard Sharpe ofc.

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haha...

He's not a general! only a lieutenant-colonel!
Honestly! Some people... 

 

[lord_olafson]

yeah i know that he isnt... but you know. hes the coolest guy..

But if you want a general then Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher.

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[gokiller]

Andrew Jackson

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I agree here

 

[Agovic]

Paisy S. Kaissarov - Preetiest general and my personal favourite ( well, tbh he and P.I. Bagration<Not Roman, his brother, but Pyotr> ) within the Napoleonic Wars era, and basically the first half of the XIX century era.

Original portrait

Later colored by George Dawe, for the Winter War Palace Military Gallery (1825)

 

[1er_Gren_Mr_T]

Napoleon Bonaparte

 

[The_Dane]

Prince Frederik of Hesse!

 

[Vicccard]

Paisy S. Kaissarov - Preetiest general and my personal favourite ( well, tbh he and P.I. Bagration<Not Roman, his brother, but Pyotr> ) within the Napoleonic Wars era, and basically the first half of the XIX century era.

Original portrait

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Later colored by George Dawe, for the Winter War Palace Military Gallery (1825)

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wait, it was first black and white, and later colored? Sounds weird...