The new address of the Society of Mexican War Historians is P.O. Box 997, Goliad, Texas, 77963, Attention Mr. Kevin R. Young. Articles of War Limited, 7101 North Ashland Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, 60626 has released their 1985 Military History Catalog, containing many excellent books including reprints that are a must for the serious student of the Napoleonic era. They also have some new French text history books of special interest, such as; 1. Ney le Brave des Braves by Dr. Francois-Guy Hourtouille. 2. La Campagne De Russie by Jean Tranie. 3. La Garde Imperiale by Commandant Henri Lachouque. 4. Les Guerres de L'Ouest by Jean Tranie. 5. Napoleon et Ses Grognards by Marcel Dupont. 6. La Garde Meurt, 1815" by Marcel Dupont. Q.M. Dabney and Company, Inc., P.O. Box 42026, Washington, D.C. 20015 has released their latest catalog, #271, of "Old, Used, Rare and Out-Of-Print Books on Military History". Some 900 selections on a variety of periods and well worth your attention. Bob Cowan of 100 Kiowa Drive South, Lake Kiowa, Texas, 76240 (817-668-6420) has available in either 35mm color slides or 3" by 5" color prints, all 48 prints of "The Armies of the Duchy of Warsaw" by Chelminski, as well as all of the Knotel Prints and many back issues of the journal of The Company of Military Historians. Military Collector & Historian : Journal of the Company of Military_Historians Volume XXXVI, number 1, Spring, 1984. Quarterly journal, $25.00. Among the many very interesting articles we find "Trumpets, Bugles and Horns in North America, 1750-1815" by Allan Ferguson; "A Black Flotillaman: Baltimore, 1814" by Scott Sheads; "While We Pray For Peace Let Us Prepare For War: The Plattsburgh's Veteran Exempts During the War of 1812" by Dennis Lewis; "American Colors Captured at Queenston in 1812" and "New York's Captured British Flag, 1812", both again by Allan Ferguson; plus many other period articles. Highly Recommended! North Main Street, Westbrook, Conn. 06498. PRINCE EUGENE AT WAR: 1809 This is an in-depth military history of the heretofore largely neglected Italian and Hungarian campaigns of Napoleon's step-son, Prince Eugene de Beauharnais, viceroy of Italy, and commander-in-chief of the French Army of Italy. From the preparation for war through the conclusion of hostilities, Robert M. Epstein presents lucid, factualr unbiased and exceptionally detailed analyses of the maneuvers and combats of the Franco-Austrian War of 1809 between Prince Eugene and his opponent, Archduke John of Austria. PRINCE EUGENE AT WAR: 1809 comes hardbound in a handsome full color dust jacket. The book is printed on high quality stock and the manuscript is complemented with numerous maps of the battles and theater of war, plus many black and white photos of military leaders within Eugene's army. The author, who received his B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. from Temple University, is currently a professor of military history at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College; he painstakingly researched this work from Prince Eugene's own letters and other family documents and his conclusions will be of obvious value to the student of the period. Available from Empire Games Press, P.O. Box 5462, Arlington, Texas, 76011 at $24.95 plus shipping. Please note that Thomas E. DeVoe is no longer associated with the Napoleonic Association of England. All inquiries should be sent directly to the N.A. The Courier Vol.5. No-6, has two interesting articles on the Napoleonic Period: (1) 'Napoleonic Table Top Talk' by Ned Zuparko and (2) 'Napoleonics in America' or Carl West and the War of 1812, beside other good topics in wargaming. "The Courier", PO Box 1878, Brockton, MA. 02403. Subscriptions are: USA $14.00, Canada $17.00. Back to Empire, Eagles, & Lions Table of Contents Vol. 1 No. 86 Back to EEL List of Issues Back to MagWeb Master Magazine List © Copyright 1985 by Emperor's Headquarters This article appears in MagWeb.com (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other articles from military history and related magazines are available at http://www.magweb.com