[chelleshistorydump]

the sybau template except it’s the marshalate p1

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the sybau template except it’s the marshalate p2

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the sybau template except it’s the marshalate p3

[michel-feuilly]

Expectation

I haven't drawn anyone from the Ney family for a long time, so it's time to make up for it.

[sunsolii]

Made a lil something for our half French-Scottish boi Macdonald since he doesn't get that much attention from the community

[labrador44]

Will you ever draw Lindet? I'm craving to see him in your style!

a little doodle! he is so handsome

[miffy-junot]

Hi my name is Jean-Andoche Junot and I have short curly strawberry blonde hair and big blue eyes full of tears and a lot of people tell me I look like Achilles (AN: if u don’t know who he is get da hell out of here!). I’m not related to Napoleon Bonaparte but I wish I was because he’s a major fucking hottie. I’m a French general from Burgundy. I have tanned white skin. I’m also the governor of Paris where I’m trying to earn my marshals baton (I’m thirty-five). I’m a hussar (in case you couldn’t tell) and I wear mostly heavily embellished hussar uniforms. For example today I was wearing a white dolman with gold embroidery, a dark blue pelisse with white fur trim and gold embroidery, matching dark blue riding trousers with gold embroidery, red riding boots and a black shako with a big white plume. I was walking outside the Tuileries. It was snowing and raining so there was no sun, which I was very happy about. A lot of marshals stared at me. I put up my middle finger at them then cried and bashed my head against the wall until I bled

[cubeioned]

Happy birthday to Oudinot! Wish more people talked about him, I think he’s a rlly interesting marshal

[actinium2003]

store

[aminoscribbles]

[aminoscribbles]

Josephine, Marie Louise, Marie Walewska and Queen Louise

[aminoscribbles]

Sorry for the repost 🤦‍♀️

[miffy-junot]

I am immensely confused by why any woman would have an affair with Metternich when he’s so mid. my taste in men is soooo bad and my hear me outs are abominable but I will never understand the appeal of Metternich. was his seduction strategy using a magical brainwashing machine to make himself look hot or something?

[empirearchives]

Marshalate fans

[itz-skyline]

Have some Napolington for this valentine!!

[neylo]

Happy birthday to Marshal Ney’s dad and Marshal Suchet.

Also to some local orange cat.

[sputnikorien]

shit load of tags incoming

[ripstefano]

“Moncey's situation was desperate and he was of immense encouragement to his untrained citizen soldiers. At one point he ordered them to take cover, but his own courage had so impressed them that they, too, refused to do so until one of Moncey’s subordinates, Allent, cried, “Do you think that the oldest of the Marshals would advise you to do anything cowardly?” Sending his aides to encourage the defense at other points, Moncey ordered a second barricade built behind the gate, women and children helping to pile up carts, paving stones, and blocks of wood. The allies, however, were anxious to avoid street fighting and ultimately contented themselves with exchanging fire with Moncey’s men from the suburbs. With the conclusion of terms between Marmont and the allies at 2 A.M. on March 31, 1814, the French troops marched out, although the National Guard was allowed to remain to keep order. As the allies entered Paris, Moncey led off his forces to the west and reached Fontainebleau where the Emperor had belatedly arrived. The Emperor might well have had reason to criticize Joseph or even Marmont but of the gallant conduct of the 60-year-old doyen of his marshalate there could be no question.” [Napoleon’s Marshals]

Wars of the Empire – Marshal Moncey defending the barrier at Clichy. (Paris, March 30, 1814)

Artist: Horace Vernet (French, 1789-1863)

[ripstefano]

“Moncey's situation was desperate and he was of immense encouragement to his untrained citizen soldiers. At one point he ordered them to take cover, but his own courage had so impressed them that they, too, refused to do so until one of Moncey’s subordinates, Allent, cried, “Do you think that the oldest of the Marshals would advise you to do anything cowardly?” Sending his aides to encourage the defense at other points, Moncey ordered a second barricade built behind the gate, women and children helping to pile up carts, paving stones, and blocks of wood. The allies, however, were anxious to avoid street fighting and ultimately contented themselves with exchanging fire with Moncey’s men from the suburbs. With the conclusion of terms between Marmont and the allies at 2 A.M. on March 31, 1814, the French troops marched out, although the National Guard was allowed to remain to keep order. As the allies entered Paris, Moncey led off his forces to the west and reached Fontainebleau where the Emperor had belatedly arrived. The Emperor might well have had reason to criticize Joseph or even Marmont but of the gallant conduct of the 60-year-old doyen of his marshalate there could be no question.” [Napoleon’s Marshals]

Wars of the Empire – Marshal Moncey defending the barrier at Clichy. (Paris, March 30, 1814)

Artist: Horace Vernet (French, 1789-1863)