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Napoleon at Arcole T-Shirt

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This classic silhouette is an affordable alternative heavyweight t-shirt for the value-conscious consumer. Rest assured as this t-shirt is pre-shrunk and made from 100% cotton. It also has double-needle stitched bottom and hems for extra durability.

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  • Model is 6'2"/188 cm and is wearing a Medium
  • Standard fit
  • Fits true to size

Fabric & Care

  • 5.4 oz. 100% cotton
  • 1x1 rib knit collar and shoulder-to-shoulder taping
  • Double-needle hem
  • Imported
  • Machine wash cold

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Napoleon at Arcole T-Shirt

Napoleon at Arcole T-Shirt

The Battle of Arcole took place in November 1796 during the War of the First Coalition, and it marked a crucial episode in Napoleon Bonaparte's early military career. As a young and ambitious general, Napoleon had already achieved noteable success in northern Italy. The French army, under his command, faced Austrian forces led by Jozsef Alvinczi near the town of Arcole. The engagement was part of the larger Italian campaign, where Napoleon sought to consolidate French control in the region. The battle at Arcole was chraacterised by its intense and chaotic nature. The contested town changed hands multiple times as both sides fiercely fought for control. In a dramatic and well-documented incident, Napoleon himself played a pivotal role in the French victory. Legend has it that during a critical moment, Napoleon personally led a daring charge across a bridge over the Alpone River, inspiring his troops to follow suit. His bold and fearless actions turned the tide of the battle in favour of the French, solidifying his reputation as a charismatic and effective military leader. The triumph at Arcole was a crucial stepping stone in Napoleon's rise to power. It showcased his strategic brilliance and ability to inspire his troops under challenging circumstances. The victory also demonstrated his knack for exploiting the weaknesses of his adversaries. The Battle of Arcole became a defining moment in Napoleon's early military career and contributed to his growing prominence on the European stage.

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Product ID: 235813887244388011
Added on 11/7/09, 11:10 am
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