The Napoleon's campaign library was primarily a set of specially printed books intended to accompany the emperor in his military campaigns, as Napoleon carried a portable library with him during his military campaigns.[1]
The desire to have reference or literary works, for learning, documentation or enjoyment, is attested from Napoleon's youth. [1] Once proclaimed emperor, with significant financial and legal resources, he instituted the creation of a specific library to satisfy his reading needs in the midst of a military campaign . Far from major cities and libraries. [2]
- ^ a b Canal, Denis-Armand; Sarkozy, Louis (2025-05-07). Napoléon Bonaparte: L'Empire des livres (in French). Humensis. ISBN 979-10-404-0974-8. Retrieved 2025-06-02.
- ^ Mouravit, Gustave (1905). Napol?on bibliophile (in French). Рипол Классик. ISBN 978-5-87279-901-6. Retrieved 2025-06-02.
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